English, asked by s19151421s, 6 months ago

what is an intransitive verb?
A. An intransitive verb does not require a direct object after the verb.

B. Intransitive verbs carry the meaning from subject to object.

C. Intransitive verbs are all in the past tense.

D. Intransitive verbs are always in present tense.

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Answered by Hearthstone

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The answer is likely to be (A). It doesn't require an object behind it.

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