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Identify whether the verb used in the given sentence is transitive or intransitive:
You need not pay for it, I have already made the payments in advance. [Advanced]
You need not pay for it, I have already made the payments in advance. [Advanced]
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The correct option is B Intransitive
An action verb that is used with a direct object after it is called a transitive verb while an action verb that is not used with a direct object after it is called an intransitive verb. Transitive verbs always ask “for what?” or “for whom?”. In intransitive verbs, the subject is doing the action of the verb and there is nothing that is at the receiving end of the action performed. Examples:Transitive verbs: Call Seema Cut the cakeIntransitive verbs: She sneezed He arrived
In the sentence given, there is no object/ subject following the verb 'pay'. Therefore, the verb is an intransitive verb and the correct answer is option B) intransitive.
An action verb that is used with a direct object after it is called a transitive verb while an action verb that is not used with a direct object after it is called an intransitive verb. Transitive verbs always ask “for what?” or “for whom?”.
In intransitive verbs, the subject is doing the action of the verb and there is nothing that is at the receiving end of the action performed.
Examples:
Transitive verbs: Call Seema
Cut the cake
Intransitive verbs: She sneezed
He arrived
In the sentence given, there is no object/ subject following the verb 'pay'. Therefore, the verb is an intransitive verb and the correct answer is option B) intransitive.
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