3.2 Transitive and Intransitive Verbs

STATE WHETHER EACH VERB IS TRANSITIVE OR INTRANSITIVE.

My mother washed the rug.

• TRANSITIVE

• INTRANSITIVE

STATE WHETHER EACH VERB IS TRANSITIVE OR INTRANSITIVE.

The bridge in Smithfield was built in 1974.

• TRANSITIVE

• INTRANSITIVE

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CCSS.L.6.6

STATE WHETHER EACH VERB IS TRANSITIVE OR INTRANSITIVE.

After the concert, my friends and I ate pizza.

• TRANSITIVE

• INTRANSITIVE

STATE WHETHER EACH VERB IS TRANSITIVE OR INTRANSITIVE.

My grandmother baked lots of cookies for the holidays.

• TRANSITIVE

• INTRANSITIVE

STATE WHETHER EACH VERB IS TRANSITIVE OR INTRANSITIVE.

The fish swam slowly around the tank.

• TRANSITIVE

• INTRANSITIVE

STATE WHETHER EACH VERB IS TRANSITIVE OR INTRANSITIVE.

The band played songs from the '60s.

• TRANSITIVE

• INTRANSITIVE

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CCSS.L.6.4A

STATE WHETHER EACH VERB IS TRANSITIVE OR INTRANSITIVE.

My little sister braided her hair for the recital.

• TRANSITIVE

• INTRANSITIVE

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CCSS.L.6.4C

STATE WHETHER EACH VERB IS TRANSITIVE OR INTRANSITIVE.

Our family went to Paris last summer.

• TRANSITIVE

• INTRANSITIVE

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CCSS.L.6.4C

STATE WHETHER EACH VERB IS TRANSITIVE OR INTRANSITIVE.

George bought bread and cheese at Food Lion.

• TRANSITIVE

• INTRANSITIVE

STATE WHETHER EACH VERB IS TRANSITIVE OR INTRANSITIVE.

The cat saw a mouse in the field.

• TRANSITIVE

• INTRANSITIVE