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Can/can't (feel, hear, see, smell, taste). We normally use can or can't with these verbs (and NOT present continuous) to talk about something that is happening ... Boring is a present participle used as an adjective. I am interesting ... Unaccusative verbs cannot add a noun afterwards when they are intransitive or in the ... There are certain verbs that we don't use with continuous tenses although it is tempting to use continuous tense. I see you. I love you. I hear you. May 6, 2018 ... The Spanish language has 16 verb tenses and the present progressive tense is not one of them. Wait! What? “But I have I used the present ... Nov 23, 2013 ... Non-continuous verbs; verbs that cannot be used in continuous forms are usually verbs that you cannot see somebody doing. These verbs are rarely ... The present continuous in Spanish is NOT used: With non-action verbs. With the verbs ir ("to go") and venir ("to come"). To talk about future and habitual ... According to the results presented here, stative progressive use is not spreading ... The present progressive in discourse: grammar versus usage revisited. TESOL. Aug 31, 2006 ... I don't remember ever being taught that you could not use these words in continuous present form. The oldest memory I can dredge up of this ... The present simple tense is NOT USED to express actions happening NOW. The verb “to Be” is often used in the present simple tense to express the state of ... But of course, you can't use Present Progressive Tense all the time, so next time we'll look at other ways to describe Future actions. “Will” followed by verb ...