Semantic Web Services are Web Services that are semantically annotated in order to make the services machine understandable, thus allowing service discovery, selection, composition, and invocation to be done automatically or with minimum human intervention. The Semantic Web services research community has been focusing on how these semantics can facilitate service discovery, selection, composition, and invocation. As of late, there have been some growing research interests in the area of Semantic Web services testing. However, it is not stated how the semantic annotations in the Web services description can help improve testing and how different it is from testing normal Web services. This paper discusses current ongoing research on testing Semantic Web services and classifies how testing uses the semantics of the Semantic Web services description.