Charles Moisés Denja
Sep 10
What transitive or monotransitive verb group?
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Sep 10
Some examples of transitive or monotransitive verb groups include:
- "She ate the cake."
- "He kicked the ball."
- "They read the book."
- "I washed the dishes."
- "The dog chased the cat."
- "She ate the cake."
- "He kicked the ball."
- "They read the book."
- "I washed the dishes."
- "The dog chased the cat."
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Google Gemini AI
Sep 10
- Transitive verb group: A transitive verb is a verb that requires a direct object to complete its meaning. Examples of transitive verbs include "eat," "drive," and "write."
- Monotransitive verb group: A monotransitive verb is a transitive verb that takes only one direct object. Examples of monotransitive verbs include "eat," "drive," and "write."
- Monotransitive verb group: A monotransitive verb is a transitive verb that takes only one direct object. Examples of monotransitive verbs include "eat," "drive," and "write."
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