Transitive Intransitive Verbs Practice
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Transitive Intransitive Verbs Practice
Identify the verb type
For each sentence, identify the action verb and write T if it has a direct object or I if it does not.
Choose the best answer
Select one answer for each question.
- The toddler giggled at the puppet.
- Rain fell throughout the afternoon.
- Carlos folded the clean towels.
- The horse galloped across the field.
- Andre repaired the cracked vase.
- The toddler sneezed suddenly.
- Lena collected the shells.
- Dad poured the juice.
- Riley
- sketched
- a mountain landscape
- there is no direct object
- It tells what the puppy did and has no direct object.
- It describes the blanket.
- It acts on the word puppy.
- It is followed by a direct object.
- chef
- stirred
- the soup
- the
Match the sentence to its verb type
For each sentence, write T for transitive or I for intransitive.
Use what you know
Write complete sentences that show how verbs work. Answers will vary; the examples below meet the requirements.
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