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the sunrises in the east transitive Or intransitive​

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Answered by meghaagarwalfzd
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Answer:

Transitive verb

Explanation:

Transitive verb are those verbs which follows object

Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

The verb rise is an intransitive one because there can be no object in a sentence using to rise

Explanation:

The sun rises in the East. Is a transitive or intransitive sentence?

Does the statement give an answer to what and whom?

If not, then it is an example of intransitive sentence.

The Sun rises in the east : What and whom?

The Sun rises : What : no answer

Whom : no answer

So, it is an intransitive sentence.

On the other hand

I eat an apple a day.

I eat : what: an apple

So, here it is an example of a transitive sentence.

The transitive sentences can be changed into passive voice whereas intransitive verbs cannot be changed into passive.

For example: An apple a day is eaten by me.(Passive voice)

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