English, asked by darrylchristop, 3 months ago

'fire burns brightly; transitive or intransitive

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Answered by riya169812

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Answer:

Intransitive verb .

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Answered by vansh2103

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Answer:

Transitive

Explanation:

since the verb Burn changes according to verb singular or plural noun

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