kehiltonus  +  83984 Sat, 26 Mar 05 03:03 AM Dear Bros! Please help me define what's difference between VerbI and VerbT? I read it on my dictionary notes, it beside a word to describe what's term of that word.I don't really know exactlly what it was..so please help me! kehiltonus Difference Between

	Best answer by CalifJim  +  83986 Sat, 26 Mar 05 03:13 AM The "I" means intransitive. The "T" means transitive. Does that help? CalifJim

	Best answer by CalifJim  +  84023 Sat, 26 Mar 05 08:11 AM (Can you give some examples?) Transitive verbs are normally followed by an object. The verb indicates an action which is carried out upon the object. Henry wrote a letter. (Wrote what? -- A letter.) Ursula is washing the dishes. (Is washing what? -- The dishes.) Intransitive verbs do not take objects. The verb indicates an action complete in itself. Irma is sleeping. (You don't "sleep something", you just sleep.) Jerry stood up. (Jerry didn't stand something up. He just stood up.) CJ CalifJim