Simple Present vs. Present Progressive

She constantly (complain) that the subject matter taught in class (become) harder and harder.

She usually (to relax) for a while, (to eat) supper, (to watch) TV and (to do) her homework.

I like not my new haircut.

I explain the grammar rules to you, so please pay attention.

Jacques Bouchard (to work) thirty-eight hours a week.

The trees in the forest is very old.

Mr. Bingham always helps his students.

Is THINK an action verb, a stative verb, or both?

Is HATE an action verb, a stative verb, or both?

I go usually to work by car

Excuse me. I (to not understand) what you (to say). Would you mind repeating it?

Listen! Somebody (to walk) into the backyard. No, actually someone (to break) into the house.

Mrs. Johnson (to not understand) the question.

The Quebec Winter Carnival take place in February each year.

More and more, our clients (demand) environmentally friendly products and yours (to not fit)...

I (to not like) your product and neither do my colleagues.

The lawyer who (to talk) to my husband (to live) in a rich area. I (to owe) him $50.

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart (to fly) to California tonight.

Is DEAL an action verb, a stative verb, or both?

My mother kiss my father goodbye each morning.

What (you + to do)? The VP (to wait) for us in her office. Hurry up!

Is CONCENTRATE an action verb, a stative verb, or both?

We (to review) the use of the tenses in English this week.

Look! Somebody is climbing in that tree.

They have lunch at the same place and the same time every day.

Is LOVE an action verb, a stative verb, or both?

Is NEED an action verb, a stative verb, or both?

I (to feel) sick. I (to think) I'll lie down now.

Tonight, however she (to play) tennis.

Is ANSWER an action verb, a stative verb, or both?

Do the football team have a mascot?

This woman (to have) a baby. She (to need) a doctor right away!

The school haves a new principal.

I would like to tell you about the services we (to offer).

BONUS QUESTION: We (to be) finally done correcting our homework. Phew!

Kathy is always sitting in the front row during English class.

As a rule, our teacher (start) her class at 8:00 sharp.

My sister usually (to come) home from school at 4:30.

My sister studys every night.

I'm sorry, Mark (be) busy at the moment. He (talk) to a client. (wish) to leave a message?

Is SEE an action verb, a stative verb, or both?

They aren't needing any help at the moment.

I (to need) some money for my books.

More and more people (to use) laptops nowadays.

Where he works?

Is FEEL an action verb, a stative verb, or both?

The children always (to go) to bed early.

...I (to not have) time to talk to you right now. I (to expect) an important phone call.

How many people does he wants to invite to his party?

Today, however, because of the snowstorm, she (to wait) for the latecomers.

Look! That boy (to run) into the house.

Is UNDERSTAND an action verb, a stative verb, or both?

Ms. Peters (to hear) the phone but she's too busy to answer at the moment.

Wow. That's terrible. I just (to not know) what to say.

I often (to leave) town over the weekend.

I (to read) an interesting book about Nelson Mandela.

How (you + to do)? My name is Samantha and I (to represent) a consulting firm.

I (to guess) we should call the police.

Yes, Marjorie (to want) some cake and coffee.

I clean the basement today.

Is LIKE an action verb, a stative verb, or both?

Priests are believing in God.

The bus comes by every twenty minutes.

Is HAVE an action verb, a stative verb, or both?