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pick out the verb and find out the transitive and intransitive verb 1) he gave me a money​

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Answered by rubansebastian3
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Answer:

Why do we need to understand transitive vs. intransitive?

Knowing if a verb is transitive or intransitive helps learners to use words correctly and improves grammar accuracy.

To understand what transitive and intransitive verbs are, it’s first necessary to understand what the object of a verb is.

Take a look at these two simple sentences:

My mother likes tea.

My mother laughed.

‘My mother’ is the subject in both sentences. In the first sentence ‘like’ is the verb and ‘tea’ is its object. ‘Like’ is therefore a transitive verb, because it has an object.

In the second sentence, the verb is ‘laugh’. It has no object and is therefore an intransitive verb.

So, we have the following definitions:

a transitive verb has an object

an intransitive verb has NO object.

Explanation:

Answered by devinithya049
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Answer:

Gave is verb

Explanation:

Transitive verb because it of an object

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