I *believe* (think) in fairies and magic.

He *owns* (has) three cars and a motorcycle.

She *likes* (prefers) her coffee black with no sugar.

They *know* (understand) the importance of recycling.

We *agree* (concur) with the decision made by the council.

Our teacher always *appreciates* (values) hard-working students.

His parents *adore* (love) him unconditionally.

I *understand* (comprehend) why she made that choice.

The cat *belongs* (is) to the neighbors across the street.

He always *desires* (wants) peace and quiet after work.

We *doubt* (question) the truth of that statement.

You *seem* (appear) tired today, maybe you should rest.

Jessica *possesses* (has) a talent for playing the violin.

She *fears* (is afraid of) spiders and snakes.

Our family *values* (cherishes) the time we spend together.

Exercise 2: Choose the Stative Verb that best completes the sentence.

Do you *remember* (recall) what I told you yesterday?

I *suppose* (assume) they will be arriving soon.

She *appears* (looks) to be very happy with the results.

They *prefer* (favor) this brand over the others.

We *need* (require) more volunteers for the event.

That song *sounds* (seems) familiar, where have I heard it before?

I *love* (adore) going to the beach during summer.

Our teacher *understands* (comprehends) that we need more practice.

The dog *smells* (senses) the food from the kitchen.

She *believes* (thinks) that everyone should be treated equally.

I *doubt* (question) he will come to the party since he’s shy.

His artwork *represents* (symbolizes) his struggle and perseverance.

They *desire* (want) success but are not willing to work for it.

You *own* (possess) the skills necessary to do a great job.

They *know* (are aware of) the risks involved in the project.