Sense verbs - stative and dynamic English verbs 

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I'm quite more understand sense verbs. Thank you.

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This is the best video on this topic. Is it correct to say How am I looking ?

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Dear Vicky and Jay, thank you for such a useful video! My question is a bit off topic. I wonder if the expression "feel like doing something" can be used in the present continuous. I sometimes came across such cases, and they do not seem totally incorrect but they are infrequent.

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Hello can you help me I have research about student’s ability to use sense verb

Hello there. Thanks for this video, I understood everything; however, I have struggles when it comes to find the differences between 'may' and 'can'. I know that May is used to allow and Can as an ability, but still I get confused. For example: Can we talk about what happened yesterday? or May we talk about what happened yesterday? I think in this case it can uses both, but I'm not completely sure When visiting the beach, you may find dolphins and turtles or.. When visiting the beach, you can find dolphins and turtles Would you mind if you answered me these questions about the examples of may and can?

I would like to know the different of die and dead? if you have please answer me how to talk about it .

Great job but I think you should make your sound more clearly , and use more easily words to understand

What's the difference between sense verbs and linking verbs?

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How should be said the last part of the video, where Jay is the surgeon? I've done this mistake many times, thanks for your guidance in advance.

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I always hear people say, "He doesn't look too well," although well is typically an adverb. I guess in that context it's an adjective. What do you guys think, Simple English? 🤔

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is it correct to say I am feeling like eating chocolate. (Is a temporary feeling)

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ما فيديو جيد

Flowers smell so........ Sweet Sweetly

But why do we say “Can you hear me well? “ or “ I can’t see you well” if hear and see are stative verbs ? I can’t get it 😢

Like si lo ves por clases en linea

1) 5 senses : smell, taste , feel , see , hear Can you ..... ? ( ability ) Do you look / listen ... ? ( effort ) 2) It smells /tastes /feels like ... ( stative ) It smells / tastes / feels good . ( stative ) I smell / taste food . I'm smelling / tasting chicken . ( dynamic )

What's the meaning of "This milk smells funny " .

I live alone so I use my Amazon echo to call my phone if I lose it.

Can we say that I am feeling bad?

If the verb is transitive (to smell something), it’s not stative.

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