Some English verbs which we call state, non-continuous or stative verbs, aren't used in continuous tenses (like the present continuous). For example: like, smell, want, hate, need, prefer, love, think etc. We can't use them in continuous form.

I think it's a good idea.

I hate Scandinavian food.

I love music.

Hi Katy,

What's up? What are you doing right now? Jack and I are watching a cool movie now at Capstock cinema.

Jack is eating 's eating popcorn and drinking is drinking Coke. You know, I don't like do not like popcorn. In fact, they often make terrible popcorn in this cinema. So I am having 'm having some nachos and an orange juice. Anyway, I think it's a nice place. Do you want to go with us next time? Jack has a spare ticket for the movie next week.

Oh, I forgot! Our geometry lesson starts tomorrow at 9 am instead of 8 am because Mrs Perry is sick. Do you want to meet at your place before school?

Ok, I have to go, Jack 's asking is asking me to stop texting. See you tomorrow!