Question

Does anyone want to help me with Intransitive and transitive I need it now pls

Answer 1

transitive verbs are action verbs that have an object to receive the action.
A direct object can be found by asking yourself whom or what is receiving the action.
ex : I rode the bicycle. Find the verb...rode. I rode what?...the bicycle (direct object) So rode is a transitive verb and bicycle is the direct object.
Intransitive verbs are action verbs that do not have an object receiving the action.
ex: I laughed (laughed being the intransitive verb)

lets look at some sentences and decide if their transitive or intransitive...
I moved the chair. ...I moved what ? the chair (direct object) moved is a transitive verb.
The book fell. Does " fell " have a direct object. No. So this is a intransitive verb.
I hit the ball. hit what ? the ball. Transitive verb with " ball " being the direct object.
Tom laughed because it was funny. The verb is laughed. Laughed at whom or what ? No direct object. " because it was funny " is an adverb phrase. So, " laughed " is an intransitive verb.
Remember, just because there are words after the verb, does not necessarily make it a transitive verb.
Try taking this quiz and see how you do...
http://www.quia.com/quiz/653869.html

good luck :)