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    This document provides examples of intransitive and transitive verbs. For intransitive verbs, the subject performs the action without an object. Examples given are "Peter sneezed" and "He prays everyday". For transitive verbs, the subject performs an action that is directed to an object. Examples provided are "Sarah answered the test", where "answered" is the transitive verb and "test" is the direct object, and "She loves me", where "loves" is the transitive verb and "me" is the direct object. The document demonstrates the differences between intransitive and transitive verbs through examples.

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    This document provides examples of intransitive and transitive verbs. For intransitive verbs, the subject performs the action without an object. Examples given are "Peter sneezed" and "He prays everyday". For transitive verbs, the subject performs an action that is directed to an object. Examples provided are "Sarah answered the test", where "answered" is the transitive verb and "test" is the direct object, and "She loves me", where "loves" is the transitive verb and "me" is the direct object. The document demonstrates the differences between intransitive and transitive verbs through examples.

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    Intransitive Verb

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    Kyla Serrano
    This document provides examples of intransitive and transitive verbs. For intransitive verbs, the subject performs the action without an object. Examples given are "Peter sneezed" and "He prays everyday". For transitive verbs, the subject performs an action that is directed to an object. Examples provided are "Sarah answered the test", where "answered" is the transitive verb and "test" is the direct object, and "She loves me", where "loves" is the transitive verb and "me" is the direct object. The document demonstrates the differences between intransitive and transitive verbs through examples.

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    INTRANSITIVE VERB

    *Peter sneezed
    Peter is a subject and sneezed is IV
    *He prays everyday
    He is S and prays is IV
    *Janes reads silently
    Janes is S and reads is IV
    *Kate cooparated voluntarily
    Kate is S and cooparated is IV
    *
    TRANSITIVE VERB
    *Sarah answered the test
    Sarah is a subject answered is the transitive verb and test is a direct object
    *She loves me
    She is a S, loves is TV and me is a DO
    *Jerome plated the seeds
    Jerome is a S and plated is TV and seeds is a DO
    *Someone ate the sandwich
    someome is a S , ate is the TV and sandwich is a DO

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