Which sentence uses a verb with a dual state and action meaning correctly?
I am believing your explanation now.
He is having a cottage by the lake.
We are needing another chair at the moment.
Javed is tasting the stew now to decide whether it needs pepper.✓Bonne réponse
Explication
The stew sentence uses tasting for deliberate sampling, an action meaning that permits the continuous. Believing and needing are stative here, while having a cottage denotes possession, so those continuous forms do not fit their meanings.