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    This document discusses transitive and intransitive verbs. Transitive verbs are verbs followed by a direct object and cannot stand alone, while intransitive verbs do not need a direct object and are independent. Some examples of transitive verbs provided are "created" and "drew," while examples of intransitive verbs include "worked," "lived," and perception verbs like "look," "smell," and "feel."

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    This document discusses transitive and intransitive verbs. Transitive verbs are verbs followed by a direct object and cannot stand alone, while intransitive verbs do not need a direct object and are independent. Some examples of transitive verbs provided are "created" and "drew," while examples of intransitive verbs include "worked," "lived," and perception verbs like "look," "smell," and "feel."

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    This document discusses transitive and intransitive verbs. Transitive verbs are verbs followed by a direct object and cannot stand alone, while intransitive verbs do not need a direct object and are independent. Some examples of transitive verbs provided are "created" and "drew," while examples of intransitive verbs include "worked," "lived," and perception verbs like "look," "smell," and "feel."

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    Transitive and

    Intransitive Verbs
    TRANSITIVE
    VERBS
    • Verbs followed by a direct object.
    • They cannot stand on their own.

    McCay created the first animated film.


    Walt Disney didn’t draw his cartoons.
    TRANSITVE or
    INTRANSITVE
    You can find it online.
    Your text here

    TRANSITIVE
    Does it still make
    sense? Find what?

    You can find it online.


    INTRANSITVE
    VERBS
    • Verbs that do not need a direct object.
    • They are independent.

    He worked with many artists.


    Disney lived in Hollywood most of his life.
    TRANSITVE or
    INTRANSITVE
    Animation has changed a lot over the
    years.
    Does it still make
    sense?
    INTRANSITIVE
    Animation has changed a lot over the years.
    INTRANSITVE
    VERBS
    INTRANSITVE
    VERBS
    • The sense perception verbs are
    intransitive. (look, appear, sound, smell,
    taste, feel, seem)
    Some animations look so real.
    The popcorn smells fresh.

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