Question

defination on transitive and intransitive

Answer 1

Definition

A transitive verb is a verb that has an object. An intransitive verb is a verb that does not have an object.

Example

I

drink

coffee

every day.

(Drink is a transitive verb because it needs an object.)

 

verb

object

 


I

run

every day.

(Run is an intransitive verb because it does not need an object.)

 

verb

 

Explanation

Transitive verbs --

need an object after them.can take direct or indirect objects.

Intransitive verbs --

do not need an object.can be followed by a complement, usually an adjective or adverb.
For example, The food smells good. Subject + Verb + Comple

Answer 2

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TRANSITIVE VERB :-
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TRANSITIVE VERB IS THAT WHICH IS USED WITH AN OBJECT

EXAMPLE OF TRANSITIVE VERB :-
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⊙ SHE LIKES ME

HERE LIKE IS TRANSITIVE VERB

' ME' IS OBJECT

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INTRANSITIVE VERB :-
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INTRANSITIVE VERB IS THAT WHICH HAS NO OBJECT

EXAMPLE OF INTRANSITIVE VERB :-
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⊙ I WAS WRITING

HERE YOU CAN SEE THAT

' I ' IS SUBJECT BUT THERE IS NO OBJECT

SO ' WRITING' IS INTRANSITIVE

⊙ SHE IS LAUGHING

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