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A stative verb describes a state of being, as opposed to a dynamic verb which describes action.
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What is the difference between saying "I wasn't knowing" and "I didn't know"?
The main difference would be that any continuous tense of know will be frowned upon. "I am knowing", "I was knowing", "I will be knowing" all make little sense, as we don't perceive the act of knowing …
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