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    The document provides examples of transitive and intransitive verbs. Transitive verbs require an object, such as "bring" or "see." Intransitive verbs do not require an object and can stand alone, like "fall" or "remain." It includes lists of common transitive and intransitive verbs and example sentences to illustrate their uses.

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    PTE Academic (Pearson Test)

    Mastering Listening - Score79+

    By: Sabrina Elai

    Transitive and Intransitive Verbs Examples

    https://www.udemy.com/user/saba-elahimoghadam/

    Sabrina Elai - PTE Listening


    Transitive Verb Examples

     Verbs that must be followed by an object.

    Transitive Verbs
    Become Look Like See
    Bring Make Show
    Desire Need Sound
    Feel Offer Suppose
    Forget Pass Take
    Get Pay Taste
    Hear Read Tell
    Imagine Recognize Think
    Know Remember Understand
    Lend Resemble Want

     Used in a sentence:

    • Scientists are trying to bring back variety of species in Africa.


    • These researches cost the company a lot of money.
    • Do not buy non-standard practice tests.
    • Tesla was offered a great consolidation deal.
    • Banks lend consumers more and more money without seeming to
    consider the negative effects on their lives.
    • Think about a day when you find out you’ve passed the test.

    https://www.udemy.com/user/saba-elahimoghadam/ Sabrina Elai - PTE Listening


    Intransitive Verb Examples

     Verbs that can be used without objects.

    Intransitive Verbs
    Agree Fall Respond
    Appear Feel Result
    Arrive Forget Rise
    Be (Am, Is, Are Were, Was) Get See
    Become Happen Seem
    Believe Hear Sound
    Belong Imagine Stand
    Collapse Inquire Stay
    Consist Know Suppose
    Cost Last (Endure) Think
    Depend Listen Understand
    Disappear Look Vanish
    Dwell Occur Wait
    Emerge Remain Wake
    Evolve Remember Respond

     Used in a sentence:

    • The best educations shouldn’t cost more.

    • Groups of gypsies still dwell in these caves.

    • Job losses resulting from changes in production.

    • The roof collapsed under the weight of snow.

    * Many verbs can be both transitive and intransitive.

    https://www.udemy.com/user/saba-elahimoghadam/ Sabrina Elai - PTE Listening

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