A classic example of this is the verbs expressing the concept "to go".

If the verb does not express a movement then the participle is often found with the '.

Recipient: a special kind of goal associated with verbs expressing a change in ownership, possession.

Czech verbs express three absolute tenses - past, present and future.

In English, a verb that expresses a state can also express the entrance into a state.

Lexical verbs typically express action, state, or other predicate meaning.

This verb expresses the absolute existence of something, its condition, or its location.

Other verbs expressing a state of possession or similar, such as possess, own, belong and owe, also do not normally use progressive forms.

However certain verbs expressing a state, such as be and know, are used in the simple present even when referring to a temporary present state.

These verbs express no action, imply no duration, and provide only description of a static condition.