Question 14 - Verbs, Transitive and Intransitive

More examples of transitive verbs: hug, attack, eat, tell (All of these must be done TO something -- they must have a direct object. You can't just "hug." You must "hug someone." "Someone" is your direct object.)

More examples of intransitive verbs: hibernate, smile, explode, breathe

Remember: verbs aren't always just ONE type.


If this remains unclear, feel free to ask for further information about intransitive and transitive verbs.

_{The rules of transitive and intransitive verbs apply to both British English and American English.}