Transitive verbs

Transitive verbs are verbs that require one or more objects.

Examples:
 She cut the cake.
 They climbed the mountain.
 He gave her a flower.
The verbs cut, climbed, and gave have objects.
Transitive verbs Objects
cut the cake
climbed the mountain
gave her and a flower
Transitive verbs can be categorized into two types: monotransitive and ditransitive:
1. Monotransitive verbs are verbs that require exactly one object.
Example:
He wrote a poem
2. Ditransitive verbs are verbs that may require two objects, a direct object and an indirect object.
Example:
She offered him (first object) her car (second object).
Intransitive verbs
By contrast, intransitive verbs do not require an object.
Examples:
 They run.
 He died.
 She slept.
 It snows.
The verbs run, died, slept and snows have no objects. They are intransitive.

Decide whether the verbs in bold are transitive or intransitive

1. She was crying all day long.

2. We showed her the photo album.
3. The doctor advised me to exercise regularly.
4. It was raining at that time.
5. She laughed at the joke.
6. She gave a cookie to the child.
7. They slept in the street.
8. I ate the cherries.
9. My father doesn't drink coffee.
10. He always keeps his money in a wallet.
11. Decide whether the verbs in bold are transitive or intransitive

1. She was crying all day long. Transitive

2. We showed her the photo album. Transitive
3. The doctor advised me to exercise regularly. Transitive
4. It was raining at that time. Transitive
5. She laughed at the joke. Transitive
6. She gave a cookie to the child. Transitive
7. They slept in the street. Transitive
8. I ate the cherries. Transitive
9. My father doesn't drink coffee. Transitive .
10. He always keeps his money in a wallet. Transitive
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