Transitive and Intransitive verb - Day 2

• English
• Secondary Education

WELCOME TO THE ENGLISH CLASS

Expected Learning Outcomes

We will be able to:

• Recall and recapitulate transitive and intransitive verb
• Differentiate between transitive and intransitive verb
  
• Analyze the concept of the prepositional phrase or an adverb  

WARM-UP 

WARM-UP

DO IT IN STUDIO BOOK PAGE - 22

An intransitive verb is one that is used with an object

1. False
2. True

Intransitive verbs are action verbs but unlike transitive verbs, they do not have an object receiving the action.

1. False
2. True

Choose the sentence that does not have an intransitive verb.

1. I jog.
2. The child gurgles.
3. I saw a movie.
4. She sobs.

Choose the sentence that does not have an intransitive verb.

1. The telecaller is answering questions.
2. The telecaller is answering at this moment.
3. She sleeps too much.
4. He complains frequently.

Which of the following sentences contain an intransitive verb:
1. Michael hit Billy.
2. Samuel snored all night.
3. Velma danced well.

1. a) All of them.
2. b) Only option 2.
3. c) Options 2 and 3.
4. d) Only option 3.

How would one change the following sentence so that the TRANSITIVE verb becomes INTRANSITIVE?
1. Fido bites intruders.

1. a) You can’t.
2. b) Delete the word "intruders".
3. c) Remove the subject.
4. d) Swap "Fido" and "intruders" around.

BIG QUESTION 

What is the difference between the Transitive and the Intransitive verbs?

Always Remember!

Note: If you cannot answer the question the verb is Intransitive.

Relax your Eyes! Take a 1 min Break.

In the two sentences below, is the verb "applauded" transitive or intransitive?
1. Simon applauded.
2. Simon applauded Betsy.

1. a) Transitive
2. b) Intransitive
3. c) Transitive in 2, intransitive in 1.
4. d) Transitive in 1, intransitive in 2.

It is very important when attempting to identify whether or not a verb is transitive or intransitive, to be able to identify the object of the sentence. Identify the object of this sentence: “Justin touched the fence, yelping when it shocked him.”

1. a) Justin.
2. b) The fence.
3. c) Him.
4. d) Shocked

Which of the following sentences contain a transitive verb?
1. Fido barked all day.
2. Jason sailed.
3. Odysseus fought Cyclops

1. a) Option 3.
2. b) Options 1 and 2.
3. c) All of them.
4. d) Option 1

3) Which of the following sentences is true?

1. a) All transitive verbs require a direct object.
2. b) Both transitive and intransitive verbs require a subject.
3. c) Options a and b.
4. d) The subject of a sentence always follows the verb

What is a transitive verb?

1. a) An intransitive verb does not require a direct object after the verb.
2. b) A transitive verb does not require an object.
3. c) A transitive verb requires an object to follow it.
4. d) Options a and c.

Now, I Can:
*Recall and recapitulate transitive and intransitive verb
*Differentiate between transitive and intransitive verb
*Analyze the concept of the prepositional phrase or an adverb

1. Strongly Agree
2. Agree
3. Need Help

HOMEWORK

 Practice the concept of the transitive and intransitive verbs by attempting Ex – 8a, b and c in your companion book.

Thank You! Have a Nice day!