1. It's a wonderful book. I (enjoy ) every moment of it. 2. We've always wanted a house in the country, but we ( disagree) on where it should be. 3. Can you give me some detailed information about the use of state verbs ( esp when should we use the present continuous with them?) though I read in a book written by Martin Hewings. 4. I had an excercise like that : Mary : I don't think your brother ( enjoy ) the party. He ( keep) looking at his watch. Susan : No, I'm sure he (enjoy ) it. He always enjoys your parties. I know that he wants to go home early tonight because he is expecting a phone call.
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