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- - stately
  - statement
  - statesman
  - statesmanship
  - static
  - station
  - stationary
  - stationery
  - statistical
  - statistics
  - statuary
  - statue
  - statuesque
  - stature
  - status
  - status seeker
  - statute
  - statutory
  - staunch
  - stave
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a dynamic/stative passive (sentence) - English Only forum
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as if + had been [stative verb] - English Only forum
Authorize: stative or dynamic verb? - English Only forum
Can stative verbs be completed? - English Only forum
cause (stative or active) - English Only forum
count on - a stative verb?? - English Only forum
eventive/dynamic passive vs. stative/static passive - English Only forum
feel （static verb） [stative] - English Only forum
Feel [stative or dynamic?] +feeling - English Only forum
force with stative verbs - English Only forum
Gerund for 'stative' verbs (in participle clauses) - English Only forum
<Get><Grasp> Stative or dynamic verb - English Only forum
had been worrying / have been looking forward [stative verb?] - English Only forum
have >> stative or not - English Only forum
Have - stative or dynamic - English Only forum
have been <volunteering | working as a volunteer> [stative or dynamic verb] - English Only forum
He was perched / She is loved [Stative passive] - English Only forum
Hear stative or dynamic - English Only forum
heard a knock and ran ... [Action and Stative Verbs] - English Only forum
hope is stative verb or mixed verb - English Only forum
I have lunch. [stative or dynamic] - English Only forum
I hear / am hearing [Hear as a stative verb] - English Only forum
I wasn't having the energy. ['have' stative or dynamic?] - English Only forum
I'm having this issue [stative or dynamic] - English Only forum
I'm loving it. Continuous form (-ing) with stative verbs. - English Only forum
I'm loving you right now." Is love a stative verb? - English Only forum
I'm not seeing any trees -- stative verb - English Only forum
in order to / so as to [with stative verb] - English Only forum
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