-ing or -ed? Participles as Adjectives

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BOTH TRANSITIVE AND INTRANSITIVE

 Hello guys! Welcome to my blog. Today I will share with you some useful information about some verbs that can be both transitive and intransitive.

Remember that this verbs help you to see if passive voice can be used.  With this information I was able to know which verbs can be both transitive and intransitive and I have tried to memorize them.

Here is the information:

Many verbs can be both transitive and intransitive depending on their meanings.

Examples

1. Jamie set the documents down on the CEO’s desk.
   (Transitive: The documents are the direct object to the verb: set.)
2. The sun set low over the Pacific Ocean.
   (Intransitive: Low is an adverb. Setdoesn’t need a direct object.)
3. Ms. Tyson manages the accounting department.
   (Transitive: The accounting department is the direct object to the verb: manage.)
4. John has had difficulty managingsince his wife’s death.
   (Intransitive: Since is a preposition of time. Managing doesn’t need a direct object)

Note: Transitive and intransitive verbs can appear in any tense.

Here is a list of several verbs that can be both transitive and intransitive depending on their meanings:

• set
• leave
• give
• study
• sit
• grow
• smell
• dance
• sing
• write
• teach
• burn
• eat
• paint
• drive
• manage
• stop
• climb
• run
• check
• cost
• go
• pay
• improve

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