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Types of Transitive verb

Intransitive verb

Transitive verb Ambitransitive verb

Monotransitive verb
Transitive verb Ditrnasitive verb

Transitive
Transitive verbs must have a direct
object, in other wors, some of
transitive verb take indirect object.
 I enjoyed the party (NOT: I
enjoyed).
 William likes chocolate (NOT:
William likes).
.  Intransitive verbs also can't make a
Types of Transitive verb
Intransitive
These verbs follow the most basic pattern,
SV, where S stands for the subject (noun,
pronoun or a noun phrase) and V for the
verb. So, they are not followed by anything.
Have a look at the following examples of
intransitive verbs:
The old general died.
 They left.
 These verbs are not followed by anything,
although they could be optionally followed
by an adverbial, like for example:
 The old general died last week.
 They left quickly.
passive.
Ambitransitive
Many verbs have a transitive and an
intransitive form:
• John ate the pizza (transitive).
• John ate (intransitive).
Also, some verbs that have more than one
meaning can be transitive or intransitive
depending on
which meaning is being used.
• I see the mountains (see = see with your
eyes, transitive).
• I see (see = understand, intransitive)
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