re: How To Spot An Intransitive Verb? page 2
How can i easily differentiate between a transitive and an intransitive verb? Are there any set of rule that set them apart or is it solely based upon the context of the sentence?
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I would like to congratulate you. You have learned a surprising lot of English in just three years. I get the impression from your posts that yours is a very 'scientific' approach to the language, if I may use that word. I am often baffled by your terminology, but that may be due to my disliking grammatical terms in general. They are used in such a conflicting way, especially in English, which is of course understandable as English is a world language.
I wish you a lot of success in your language acquisition efforts,
CB
I am a physicist by profession and maybe this is the reason why I (like to) complicate things
It’s uber-cool! [H] I hope you can approach indefinitely to the boundaries of the correctness of modern English grammar.
Arduous as the exploring journey might be, you can have a good view.
Good luck![8]
MrP