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Raushan Kumar

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English is not the hardest language, but it can be hard for some people. English Grammar is sometimes complex and it has strange grammar rules, many words sound the same but mean different things (like their, there, and they're), and spelling is not always how it sounds. These things can make it confusing.

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Poornima Sharma

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Students can refer to following books to study Transitive Verbs in English Grammar:

Books

Author

Transitive and Intransitive Verbs: English Verb Types

Manik Joshi

All about Verbs

Manik Joshi

To Love, Intransitive Verb

Mario De Andrade

These books provide a focused explanation of the difference between transitive and intransitive verbs.

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Poornima Sharma

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Many verbs can be either transitive or intransitive, like "run," "eat," and "grow", “sings”. For example:

·       She sings beautifully is Intransitive

·       She sings a lullaby is transitive

Prepositional phrases or adverbs can follow intransitive verbs, creating the appearance of a direct object.

Some verbs are inherently intransitive, meaning they cannot be used with a direct object. These include "arrive," "go," "lie," "sneeze," "sit," and "die". For example:

·       He arrived home at 5:30 pm.

·       She is

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Poornima Sharma

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Intransitive verbs are verbs that do not require a direct object to complete their meaning. Let's take a look at different types of Intransitive Verb.

Types of Intransitive Verb

Description

Examples

Action Intransitive Verbs

These verbs describe an action that is complete in itself and doesn't need an object to receive the action.

·       Children are swimming in the pool

·       Meera runs faster than Myra.

·       The baby laughs a lot.

Linking Verbs

These verbs connect the subject to a noun or adjective that describes or identifies it. They don't take a direct object, but rather provide more information about the subject.

·       The CAT is sleeping.

·       She was completing her homework.

·       It feels cold tonight.

Auxiliary Verbs

These are helping verbs that combine with other verbs to form tenses, moods, or voices. They can be used with intransitive verbs, but they don't change the intransitive nature of the verb.

·       I have finished my work.

·       I do not like to swim.

Modal Verbs

These verbs express possibility, necessity, or obligation. They can be used with intransitive verbs but do not change their intransitive nature.

·       She can play the piano.

·       May I borrow your pen?

·       It might rain later.

Stative Verbs

These verbs describe states of being, emotions, or opinions. Many stative verbs are intransitive, meaning they don't take a direct object.

·       I understand the instructions.

·       I realize the mistake.

·       I know the answer.

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Poornima Sharma

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A Transitive Verb in English is a verb that cannot stand alone and needs a noun or pronoun to clarify what is being acted upon. It requires direct object to complete its meaning. For example: The dog chased the ball.

Unlike transitive verbs, intransitive verb does not require a direct object to complete its meaning. Common intransitive verbs include arrive, go, sleep, sit, die, disappear, exist, happen, live, laugh, sneeze, cough.

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Poornima Sharma

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An Intransitive Verb is a verb which expresses a complete thought without needing a noun or pronoun to receive the verb's action. For example: "The bird flew." (The verb "flew" is intransitive; it doesn't need an object to complete its meaning).

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Yes, English is a compulsory subject in class 12th to apply for the UP CNET 2025 exam. Candidates must also have passed physics, chemistry, and biology with 50 per cent overall aggregate in class 12th to be eligible to apply for the nursing entrance exam. Reserved category candidates must have scored 45 per cent marks to be eligible for appearing in the entrance exam.

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Rupali Arora

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For English speakers, majority of the Germanic languages are easy to learn. Most of the Germanic languages also make it to the llist of the simplest languages to learn for English speakers, to name a few:

  • Afrikaans
  • Dutch
  • Noweigian 
  • Swedish

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