Question

Transitive & Intransitive
1) Dan thanked Wayne
2 Mom filled the Cup with juice
3) The dog over ther barked
4 Grandma laughted
- Uncle Paul wonte a book
6) Vietor moved the chave away
7) The book on the shelf fell
8) Dad made Sandwiches
9) Aurt Nanly will visit tomorrow
10) The post office closes at spim.
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Answer 1

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1. intransitive verb.
2. transitive verb.
3. intransitive verb.
4. transitive verb.
5. intransitive verb.
6. intransitive verb.
7. intransitive verb.
8. intransitive verb.
9. intransitive verb

Definitions of transitive and intransitive verb:-

transitive verb:- An action that have a direct object to receive action.

e.g. the teachers love their children.

here .the teacher is a direct object.

love is a verb

their children is a direct object.

intransitive verb:- an action that doesn't have direct object to receive that action.

e.g.Snow fell yesterday.

snow is a object.

fell is a verb.

yesterday is a indirect object.

Answer 2

Answer:

Transitive & Intransitive

1) Dan thanked Wayne

2 Mom filled the Cup with juice

3) The dog over ther barked

4 Grandma laughted

- Uncle Paul wonte a book

6) Vietor moved the chave away

7) The book on the shelf fell

8) Dad made Sandwiches

9) Aurt Nanly will visit tomorrow

10) The post office closes at spim.

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Explanation:

< font color "purple"/ ><fontcolor"purple"/>

intransitive verb.

transitive verb.

intransitive verb.

transitive verb.

intransitive verb.

intransitive verb.

intransitive verb.

intransitive verb.

intransitive verb

Definitions of transitive and intransitive verb:-

transitive verb:- An action that have a direct object to receive action.

e.g. the teachers love their children.

here .the teacher is a direct object.

love is a verb

their children is a direct object.

intransitive verb:- an action that doesn't have direct object to receive that action.

e.g.Snow fell yesterday.

snow is a object.

fell is a verb.

yesterday is a indirect object.

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