Question

TRANSITIVE AND INTRANSITIVE VERBS
I opened the door for my mom.
I never sleep in class.
Sally runs fast.
I bought some books.
She sold flowers at the market.
He played the trumpet.
She writes letters to her friends.
John studies in the morning.
The museum has many famous paintings.
My dog barks a lot.
When we arrived, nobody was there to greet us.
I bought a bicycle yesterday.
She reads books to help her fall asleep.
Jim is studying so don't make any noise.
She wrote an essay about her trip to France.
She sat down to wait for her friends.
The children kicked the ball around.
My father turned off the light and went to sleep.
The bus stopped suddenly.
He put on his rain coat because it was raining.
TRANSITIVE
1.
INTRANSITIVE
INTRANSITIVE
INTRANSITIVE
INTRANSITIVE
INTRANSITIVE
INTRANSITIVE
2.
TRANSITIVE
TRANSITIVE
TRANSITIVE
3.
4.
5.
TRANSITIVE
TRANSITIVE
TRANSITIVE
6.
INTRANSITIVE
8.
TRANSITIVE
TRANSITIVE
INTRANSITIVE
INTRANSITIVE
INTRANSITIVE
INTRANSITIVE
INTRANSITIVE
INTRANSITIVE
INTRANSITIVE
9.
10.
TRANSITIVE
11.
TRANSITIVE
TRANSITIVE
2 12.
13.
TRANSITIVE
14.
TRANSITIVE
TRANSITIVE
TRANSITIVE
15.
INTRANSITIVE
16.
INTRANSITIVE
INTRANSITIVE
INTRANSITIVE
INTRANSITIVE
17.
TRANSITIVE
TRANSITIVE
18.
19.
TRANSITIVE
20.
TRANSITIVE
INTRANSITIVE

Answer 1

transitive verb is a verb that accepts one or more objects. This contrasts with intransitive verbs, which do not have objects. Transitivity is traditionally thought a global property of a clause, by which activity is transferred from an agent to a patient. Wikipedia

Answer 2

1. transitive
2. transitive
3. transitive
4. transitive
5. intransitive
6. transitive
7. intransitive
8. intransitive
9. transitive
10. intrainsitive
11. transitive
12. iransitive
13. transitive
14. transitive
15. intransitive
16. intransitive
17. transitive
18. transitive
19. intransitive
20. intransitive

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