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- Verb Forms II
In our previous lesson, we discussed transitive and intransitive verbs as a way of preparing you for the lesson on verb forms. We noted that a transitive verb requires an object for its meaning to be understood while an intransitive verb does not require an object.
Examples:
Subject | Verb | Object | |
i | He | killed | a goat |
The verb killed is transitive.
Subject | Verb | Object | |
ii | She | smiled | ——- |
The verb smiled is intransitive.
We also noted that some verbs could be both transitive and intransitive
Examples:
i. Mother cooked rice for lunch.
ii. Mother cooked for the visitors.
Verb Forms:
Verb forms are otherwise known as active and passive voices.
The Active Voice:
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