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we lived in Mexico for two years? is it a transitive​


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Answered by rutanshvisharma15
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&lt;marquee &gt;no it is<br />not transitive

priya49199: please explain
priya49199: about the rule that is within the preposition
Answered by Abhijeet1589
2

We Lived In Mexico For Two Years - Intransitive verb.

EXPLANATION

  • In the above sentence, we have to find out if the verb is transitive or transitive.
  • Based on whether the verb requires an object to express or describe a complete thought, a verb can be of two types - Transitive and intransitive.
  • Intransitive verbs are verbs that do not require an object to express a complete thought.
  • Therefore, in the given sentence, 'We lived in Mexico for two years. The verb, Lived, is intransitive because the sentence does not have an object after the verb.
  • The phrase- 'In Mexico for two years', is not an object, it acts like an adverb describing the period in which the subject lived.
  • Another Example of an Intransitive verb is as followed-
  1. The baby smiled
  2. The baby smiled Radhika's baby cries a lot.
  3. The baby smiled Radhika's baby cries a lot. She stood in the corner.
  • Transitive verbs are verbs that require an object to express the thought completely.
  • For example -
  1. They stole the car.
  2. They stole the car. I am looking for my passport.

Hence, the verb in the sentence is intransitive.

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