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Is the underlined verb in the sentence transitive or intransitive? "Shut the door now!" the boy called to his brother. A. transitive B. intransitive
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@RainbowBrony555
You have to tell us what the underlined verb is...
What do you think? ^.^
And yes, that too
the underlined verb is shut
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I think b
I think not.
Actually, nope =)
Take another guess
Oh it's transitive
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Transitive verbs have an action followed by a direct object. Shut is the action, followed by door, the direct object.
Intransitive means it is not relative to a direct object.
Yep :)
Yes, and a direct object receives the action, which is the verb.
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