sense verbs: see, hear, sound, appear, seem • belonging verbs: own, possess, belong to, have, contain, include • Some state verbs can be used in the continuous form when they describe actions, e.g. see, have, think. seeing Phil tonight, (see = meet) I’m having a party, (have = organise) We’re thinking of going to university, (think = consider) I’m 1.3 talking about yourself introducing a question Could I ask a question? There are a couple of things like to ask about. I’d Can I ask you about that? I have a query. introducing an opinion For me (the most important thing is)... I'd have to say... In my opinion,... One thing like to say is that... I’d PRACTICE 1.1 1. Write questions for the answers in italics. 1. Where___? I live in Madrid.
• sense verbs: see, hear, sound, appear, seem • belonging verbs: own, possess, belong to, have, contain, include Some state verbs can be used in the continuous form when they describe actions, e.g. see, have, think. I’m seeing Phil tonight, (see = meet) We’re having a party, (have = organise) I’m thinking of going to university, (think = consider) 1.3 talking about yourself introducing a question Could I ask a question? There are a couple of things I’d like to ask about. Can I ask you about that? I have a query. introducing an opinion For me (the most important thing is)... I'd have to say... In my opinion,... One thing I’d like to say is that... PRACTICE 1.1 1. Write questions for the answers in italics. 1. Where___? I live in Madrid.
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