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when the subject of a verb recives the action named in the verb, the verb is said to be i

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If there is a noun receiving the action of the verb, then the verb is transitive. If there is no direct object to receive the action, and if the verb does not make sense with a direct object, then it is intransitive.

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when the subject of a verb recives the action named in the verb, the verb is said to be i​

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when the subject of a verb recives the action named in the verb, the verb is said to be i