English, asked by nadarmani04, 1 month ago

transitive or intransitive i raked the yard on sunday​

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Answer:

Raked = Transitive

Explanation:

A transitive verb is a verb with at least one object. An object is there, if there is an answer to "what" or "whom". For, example, here, if you ask "what" to "raked", you get the answer, "yard".

Else, it is intransitive.

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