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is a verb that requires object; without object, it does not make sense in the sentence.He brings water. Here ‘bring’ ...
22/03/2020



is a verb that requires object; without object, it does not make sense in the sentence.
He brings water.
Here ‘bring’ is transitive verb and ‘water’ is its object.
If we say, he brings. Then the question may raise that he brings what? There should be something to replace ‘what’ in order to complete the meaning of the sentence.

is a verb that does not require object; it gives a complete meaning without object.
She comes.
The bird flies.
Here ‘comes and flies’ are intransitive verbs. They give a complete meaning without object.

: transitive verbs can be changed to passive voice while Intransitive Verbs cannot be changed to passive voice.
For example:
He cooks food. (Active voice)
Food is cooked by him. (Passive voice)
The students are swimming. (No passive voice)

: there are some verbs which function both as transitive and intransitive verbs.
He is singing. (Intransitive Verb)
He sings a song. (Transitive Verb)

: The verbs that sometimes take two objects are called Ditransitive Verbs.
For Example:
He gave me a pen. Or
He gave a pen to me.
Here ‘pen’ is direct object and ‘me’ is indirect object.

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Verb Is a word which shows action or state of being.Verbs are divided into ‘regular’ and ‘irregular’ when are changed in...
12/02/2020

Verb Is a word which shows action or state of being.
Verbs are divided into ‘regular’ and ‘irregular’ when are changed into ‘past’ and ‘participle’ forms.
Regular verbs are changed to the ‘past’ and ‘participle’ forms by adding ‘ed or ied’ at the end. But
Irregular verbs do not follow the same way; they are changed to second(past) and third(participle) forms irregularly. Some verbs have different spellings in each form.
The following verbs are given with second and third forms together with examples.

1st form 2nd form 3rd form
Write Wrote Written
1. He writes a letter.
2. He wrote a letter.
3. He has written a letter.

1st form 2nd form 3rd form
Read Read (red) Read(red)
1. They read newspaper.
2. They read newspaper.
3. They have read newspaper.

1st form 2nd form 3rd form
Speak Spoke Spoken
1. She speaks English.
2. She spoke English.
3. She has sopken Englsh.

1st form 2nd form 3rd form
Go Went Gone
1. They go home.
2. They went home.
3. They have gone home.

1st form 2nd form 3rd form
Come Came Come
1. She comes here.
2. She came here.
3. She has come here.
Note: ‘become’ follows the same rule.

1st form 2nd form 3rd form
Beat Beat Beaten
1. He beats his friends.
2. He beat his friends.
3. He has beaten his friends.

1st form 2nd form 3rd form
Eat Ate Eaten
1. She eats food.
2. She ate food.
3. She has eaten food.

1st form 2nd form 3rd form
Drink Drank Drunk
1. He drink apple juice.
2. He drank apple juice.
3. He has drunk apple juice.

1st form 2nd form 3rd form
See Saw Seen
1. We see the bird flying.
2. We saw the bird flying.
3. We have seen the bird flying.

1st form 2nd form 3rd form
Take Took Taken
1. Maria takes her friend’s book.
2. Maria took her friend’s book.
3. Maria has taken her friend’s book.

1st form 2nd form 3rd form
Sell Sold Sold
1. The shopkeeper sells icecream.
2. The shopkeeper sold icecream.
3. The shopkeeper has sold icecream.

1st form 2nd form 3rd form
Choose Chose Chosen
1. My friend chooses a storybook.
2. My friend chose a storybook.
3. My friend has chosen a storybook.

1st form 2nd form 3rd form
Wear Wore Worn
1. They wear their blue uniforms.
2. They wore their blue uniforms.
3. They have worn their blue uniforms.

1st form 2nd form 3rd form
Forget Forgot Forgotten
1. He forgets to bring his book.
2. He forgot to bring his book.
3. He has forgotten to bring his book.

1st form 2nd form 3rd form
Grow Grew Grown
1. The plant grows very fast.
2. The plant grew very fast.
3. The plant has grown very fast.

Wite, the remaing irregular verbs which are not listed here, down in the comment section.

Language Expert is an educational page that aims to focus mainly on English and Persian languages. In this page...
24/01/2020

Language Expert is an educational page that aims to focus mainly on English and Persian languages. In this page we will explain grammatical points and structures, in both languages. We will, in near future, share our videos both on page and in youtube channel of Language Expert.

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