Is the underlined verb transitive or intransitive?

This ripe peach "tastes" incredibly sweet and juicy.

A.
intransitive

B.
transitive

I think its B :3

"tastes" is underlined.

@EnglishGuy

Question

Is the underlined verb transitive or intransitive?

This ripe peach "tastes" incredibly sweet and juicy.
 
 A.
intransitive
 
 B.
transitive

I think its B :3

"tastes" is underlined.

@EnglishGuy

kate_kat · Answer

what is the underlined word

x__hazel__x · Answer

Ohhh, the underlined word is "tastes"

kate_kat · Answer

hmm, i think your right

kate_kat · Answer

@Englishguy do u think im wrong?

x__hazel__x · Answer

Im not sure what the answer is... Maybe its A? :3

kate_kat · Answer

it is A

anonymous · Answer

I actually do not know. A transitive verb always has a direct object tied into it, and there isn't one after. I'd go with A but its your call

kate_kat · Answer

yeah thx for explaining that, i wasn't sure how

anonymous · Answer

Yup

x__hazel__x · Answer

Well, in my book it says "Always say "To whom or what is the verb doing it to?"

anonymous · Answer

I'm not sure honestly

x__hazel__x · Answer

hmmm... hold on a sec!

anonymous · Answer

Someone tagged me, I'll be right back

kate_kat · Answer

the word tastse isnt doing anything to anything

x__hazel__x · Answer

hmmm.. OHH! I KNOW! I checked and it seems to be Intransitive. This is what the person wrote:

The peach only has one action, a sense. The person tasting the peach tastes that it is incredible sweet and juicy. Your answer is A, intransitive, because there is only one verb.

x__hazel__x · Answer

@Englishguy @Kate_Kat What do you think? :P

anonymous · Answer

Yeah that's what I thought too

x__hazel__x · Answer

Okay! Thank you!