State verbs: put the verbs in brackets in their correct form. 1. He (think) 2. These flowers (smell) 3. Henry (understand) 4. this milk (taste). 5. Diana (want) 6. There's a spider in the corner. I (hate) 7. I (hear) 8. Please give me that book. It (belong) 9. Moshe (believe) that we are studying now. terrific. Italian well. funny. won't drink it. to come over now. Is that all right? them. _you, but I can't understand what you are saying. to me. you, but I know that you are lying. 10. I (think) that we will get a discount because Talia (know) the manager.

1. He thinks.
Explanation: "He thinks" is the correct form of the verb "think" in the third person singular (he/she/it) present simple tense.

2. These flowers smell.
Explanation: "These flowers smell" is the correct form of the verb "smell" in the third person plural (they) present simple tense.

3. Henry understands.
Explanation: "Henry understands" is the correct form of the verb "understand" in the third person singular (he/she/it) present simple tense.

4. This milk tastes.
Explanation: "This milk tastes" is the correct form of the verb "taste" in the third person singular (he/she/it) present simple tense.

5. Diana wants.
Explanation: "Diana wants" is the correct form of the verb "want" in the third person singular (he/she/it) present simple tense.

6. There's a spider in the corner. I hate.
Explanation: "There's a spider in the corner. I hate" is the correct form of the verb "hate" in the first person singular (I) present simple tense.

7. I hear.
Explanation: "I hear" is the correct form of the verb "hear" in the first person singular (I) present simple tense.

8. Please give me that book. It belongs.
Explanation: "Please give me that book. It belongs" is the correct form of the verb "belong" in the third person singular (he/she/it) present simple tense.

9. Moshe believes that we are studying now. terrific.
Explanation: "Moshe believes that we are studying now. Terrific" is the correct form of the verb "believe" in the third person singular (he/she/it) present simple tense and the verb "study" in the present continuous tense. "Terrific" is an adjective describing the situation.

10. I think that we will get a discount because Talia knows the manager.
Explanation: "I think that we will get a discount because Talia knows the manager" is the correct form of the verb "think" in the first person singular (I) present simple tense and the verb "know" in the third person singular (he/she/it) present simple tense.