1) Choose the correct sentence. (BELIEVE) a) I don't believe that you cooked this meal yourself. b) I am not believing that you cooked this meal yourself. c) None of them are correct. 2) Choose the correct sentence. (COOK) a) What are you cooking? It smells delicious! b) What do you cook? It smells delicious! c)  None of them are correct. 3) Choose the correct sentence. (SEEM) a) The bill seems very high to me. b) The bill is seeming very high to me. c)  None of them are correct. 4) Choose the correct sentence. (COME) a) Come on, let's order. The waiter comes. b) Come on, let's order. The waiter is coming. c)  None of them are correct. 5) Choose the correct sentence. (HAVE) a) Can I call you back? I'm having lunch right now. b) Can I call you back? I have lunch right now. c)  None of them are correct. 6) Choose the correct sentence. (SPEAK) a) We've had an argument, so we aren't speaking to each other at the moment. b) We've had an argument, so we don't speak to each other at the moment. c)  None of them are correct. 7) Choose the correct sentence. (WANT) a) Luciana doesn't want to have dinner now. She isn't hungry. b) Luciana isn't wanting to have dinner now. She isn't hungry. c)  None of them are correct. 8) Choose the correct sentence. (NEED) a) Do we need to go shopping today? b) Are we needing to go shopping today? c)  None of them are correct. 9) Choose the correct sentence. (WORK) a) The head chef is ill, so he doesn't work today. b) The head chef is ill, so he isn't working today. c)  None of them are correct. 10) Choose the correct sentence. (THINK) a) My father thinks my diet is awful these days. b) My father is thinking my diet is awful these days. c)  None of them are correct.

ACTION vs. NON-ACTION verbs

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