Directions: Indicate whether
the sentences below contain transitive or intransitive verbs.
1.
After
finishing the test, the student went home.
a.
Transitive
b.
Intransitive
2.
Abdullah
knew his hard work had paid off when he received first prize.
a.
Transitive
b.
Intransitive
3.
Huda
found the exam easy.
a.
Transitive
b.
Intransitive
4.
The
man slept for 12 hours because he was extremely tired.
a.
Transitive
b.
Intransitive
5.
I
eat mayonnaise with my chips instead of ketchup.
a.
Transitive
b.
Intransitive
Directions:
Identify
the subjects, transitive verbs, direct objects, and indirect objects in the
sentences below. Not all sentences contain indirect objects, and some sentences
contain more than one subject and/or verb.
1.
My
parents bought me a new car for my birthday.
a.
What
is the subject?
b.
What
is the transitive verb?
c.
What
is the direct object?
d.
What
is the indirect object?
2.
I
wrecked my car when I hit another automobile.
a.
What
is the subject?
b.
What
is the transitive verb?
c.
What
is the direct object?
d.
What
is the indirect object?
3.
I
was happy because my friend sent me an e-mail message today.
a.
What
is the subject?
b.
What
is the transitive verb?
c.
What
is the direct object?
d.
What
is the indirect object?
4.
We
gave Fathiya a party to celebrate her graduation.
a.
What
is the subject?
b.
What
is the transitive verb?
c.
What
is the direct object?
d.
What
is the indirect object?
5.
I’m
glad that I’ve finally completed this exercise.
a.
What
is the subject?
b.
What
is the transitive verb?
c.
What
is the direct object?
d.
What
is the indirect object?