Question

The woodcutter felled a huge tree is it transitive or intransitive verb

Answer 1

Transitive verb

Transitive verbs simply express an action and are followed by a direct object (thing or person that receives the action of the verb).

The woodcutter felled a huge tree.

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object

Answer 2

The sentence uses a verb that is either transitive or intransitive. We are asked the question of whether it is transitive or intransitive and the answer will be a transitive verb.

• The main difference between a transitive verb and an intransitive verb is that the transitive verb requires a subject to follow it.
• While the intransitive verb does not require a subject to follow it.
• An example of an intransitive verb is she sings.
• So there is no subject after the verb.
• In the case of the sentence,  'the woodcutter felled 'will not make sense.
• The question will be asked what did the woodcutter cut.
• So this needs to be written along with the subject ' a huge tree.'
• So, therefore, the verb used in the sentence is a transitive verb.

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