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Apostillar, transitive verb? - grammar
Ayudar - (Le) Ayudo a mi mujer (transitive/intransitive) - grammar
Be = Transitive or intransitive? - grammar
cómo se dice - reflexive/transitive - grammar
disparar as an active [transitive] verb - grammar
enfurecer (transitive and intransitive?) - grammar
evolve a skill - transitive / intransitive - grammar
Exijo más dinero (exigir, transitive) - grammar
flee as transitive verb
get confused (transitive) - grammar
Gustar: Transitive or Intransitive? - grammar
Intransitive / transitive / reflexive verb - grammar
keep her a seat / keep a seat for her - transitive verbs - grammar
lay low (transitive)
NON-separable transitive phrasal verbs, el pronombre como CD - grammar
objective pronouns. transitive or intransitive? - grammar
occupy, transitive - occupying 2.7 million people
Preguntar - transitive? - grammar
se - transitive / intransitive - grammar
the relationship that holds between - verb (transitive / intransitive) - grammar
to get someone sick (transitive)
to run off something (transitive)
took him -transitive/intransitive - grammar
Transitive or intransitive verb - grammar
Transitive v. Intransitive - grammar
transitive verbs - grammar
transitive-intransitive-ditransitive-complex transitive verbs - grammar
transitive,intransitive&incomplete verb - grammar
transitive/intransitive - grammar
Transitive/intransitive verb - grammar
¡Vas a caer el vaso! (caer, transitive) - grammar
Vet (verb transitive)
vivir (transitive verb) > ing
What's a transitive verb? - grammar
yes transitive but? - grammar
a transitive verb <that needs/needing> a direct object - English Only forum
About the logics of transitive and intransitive verbs. - English Only forum
Account for (transitive/intransitive) - English Only forum
advance (transitive/intransitive) - English Only forum
am/is/are - Transitive or Intransitive - English Only forum
Apply: Intransitive & transitive - English Only forum
Are these verbs transitive? - English Only forum
arise a transitive verb or not? - English Only forum
arise as a transitive verb - English Only forum
ATM dep. (Transitive) - English Only forum
awaken [transitive or intransitive?] - English Only forum
barbecue can be a transitive verb or a intranstitive verb - English Only forum
belong to [ Transitive/ Intransitive verb] - English Only forum
beware（transitive） - English Only forum
block [transitive verb] - English Only forum
"Boom" transitive or intransitive? - English Only forum
boost: transitive or intransitive? - English Only forum
bundle up (transitive) - English Only forum
Can a transitive verb function as gerund? - English Only forum
Can "exult" be used as a transitive verb? - English Only forum
Can I use <hurt> as both intransitive and transitive like..? - English Only forum
Captain Fawcett has bought an unusual taxi: Transitive or Intransitive verb? - English Only forum
"cater" as a transitive verb - English Only forum
certain transitive verbs with 'that' + sentence - English Only forum
check (transitive or intransitive) - English Only forum
"collapse"-can this verb be transitive/used in the passive voice in the following sentence? - English Only forum
complex or causative transitive? - English Only forum
Complex Transitive Verb Groups - English Only forum
conditiions <run> in families [intransitive vs. transitive] - English Only forum
Creep: transitive meaning - English Only forum
Decide = transitive/intransitive? - English Only forum
decided against doing karaoke [Transitive / intransitive verb] - English Only forum
decorate, adorn / transitive-verb? - English Only forum
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"deliver" is both transitive & intransitive verb? - English Only forum
detract in a transitive sense - English Only forum
devalue (Transitive / Intransitive) - English Only forum
Deviate as a transitive verb - English Only forum
didn't look <it> [transitive look?] - English Only forum
Differentiate [Transitive/intransitive] - English Only forum
disappear / appear as a transitive verb - English Only forum
discuss [it] | transitive verbs without object - English Only forum
Disputed meaning of "transitive"? - English Only forum
Do you still remember why they <called> again? [transitive verb without object] - English Only forum
Do you understand German [transitive or intransitive verb] - English Only forum
double (used as adjective, transitive verb and intransitive verb) - English Only forum
double-transitive usage of "to answer" - English Only forum
elicit = transitive or intransitive? - English Only forum
elongate as a transitive verb - English Only forum
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Exempt...transitive verb...followed by 'from' - English Only forum
freckle (transitive / intransitive) - English Only forum
Go (Transitive/Intransitive) - English Only forum
grate: intransitive or transitive? - English Only forum
Guilt [transitive verb] - English Only forum
has the largest collection of artifacts in the world [Monotransitive or Complex Transitive] - English Only forum
He was given a book. -an intransitive verb vs an transitive verb. - English Only forum
hit as a transitive or intransitive verb - English Only forum
I 'talked' to you. [transitive or intransitive?] - English Only forum
I 'wish' all the best of luck for you [transitive or intransitive?] - English Only forum
"illustrate" : transitive or instransitive verb? - English Only forum
immerse / immersing (transitive/intransitive?) - English Only forum
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Intransitive and Transitive verbs [dictionary markings] - English Only forum
Intransitive or transitive - English Only forum
Intransitive or transitive: "tend to" or simply "tend" - English Only forum
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Its meaning as a transitive verb - English Only forum
jerk off [transitive, intransitive, figurative use] - English Only forum
"jump" as a transitive verb - English Only forum
knelt her down ('to kneel' - transitive?) - English Only forum
looking at (a transitive or an intransitive) - English Only forum
marry is transitive? - English Only forum
masquerade: transitive use? - English Only forum
"massacre" is a transitive verb, how can it haven't an object? - English Only forum
mock (intranstive to transitive use) - English Only forum
Not only but also....[ transitive/intransitive verb] - English Only forum
obey (something): transitive or intransitive? - English Only forum
obsessor, obsess [transitive vs intransitive] - English Only forum
on the definition of "transitive" - English Only forum
OUGHT: Transitive or intransive? - English Only forum
passive of 'transitive verb + adverb' - English Only forum
Passive Voice of [Transitive V + Obj. + Prep. + Obj.] - English Only forum
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posset - transitive verb for "spit up"? - English Only forum
prepare as a transitive verb - English Only forum
Pronounce / Spell (transitive or non transitive) - English Only forum
publish/upload (transitive verbs used intransitively) - English Only forum
"rate" as a verb (transitive vs. intransitive) - English Only forum
realized, saw [transitive/intransitive] - English Only forum
results/ results in/ ends up ... transitive or intransitive? - English Only forum
Scared her stiff [transitive?] - English Only forum
see a lake [see: transitive?] - English Only forum
Seesaw as a transitive verb - English Only forum
"self-study" as a transitive and intransitive verb? - English Only forum
shop as transitive verb - English Only forum
sightsee the highlights of Paris (transitive use) - English Only forum
sit himself vs seat himself, transitive use - English Only forum
slop (as transitive verb) - English Only forum
slump = transitive verb? - English Only forum
speak [Transitive/ Intransitive] - English Only forum
Spoil word transitive or intransitive - English Only forum
steal as transitive verb - English Only forum
stir: a transitive or intransitive verb? - English Only forum
the common senses of "stand" as a transitive verb - English Only forum
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The Transitive Property of a Map - English Only forum
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The transitive verb render - English Only forum
three-word phrasal verbs equivalent to one transitive verb - English Only forum
to [with transitive and intransitive verbs] - English Only forum
To clerk: intransitive or transitive? - English Only forum
to disappear (transitive) - English Only forum
to flow (transitive) - English Only forum
to obsolesce (transitive use in AE/BE) - English Only forum
To rob somebody of something = phrasal verb or transitive verb? - English Only forum
To walk ...transitive or intransitive? - English Only forum
To-infinitive & transitive verbs - English Only forum
transition as a transitive verb? - English Only forum
transitive - peep VS peek - English Only forum
transitive 'flow' and 'flown' as its past participle - English Only forum
Transitive / intransitive - approach - English Only forum
Transitive / intransitive - teach - English Only forum
transitive / intransitive verbs - English Only forum
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transitive and intransitive usage of investigate - English Only forum
transitive and intransitive verb - English Only forum
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Transitive look. - English Only forum
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Transitive or Intransitive? On the use of "internationalize" - English Only forum
transitive synonym of relax - English Only forum
Transitive verb - English Only forum
Transitive Verb + Complement - English Only forum
transitive verb for "to get stuck between"? - English Only forum
transitive verb with object - English Only forum
transitive verb without object? - English Only forum
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Transitive verbs as the ending of a sentence - English Only forum
transitive verbs need a direct object while intransitive NOT - English Only forum
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transitive verbs--promise and support - English Only forum
Transitive verbs: 'goad' and 'iterate' meaning 'said'. - English Only forum
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Transitive vs intransitive - English Only forum
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"Travelling" as a transitive verb - English Only forum
trip up (transitive?) - English Only forum
Two plus two <equals> four. [transitive or linking verb?] - English Only forum
Two Transitive Verbs In One Sentence - English Only forum
unite [Transitive Vs. Intransitive] - English Only forum
use of go (transitive?) - English Only forum
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verbs that are both intransitive and transitive - English Only forum
visit - intransitive or transitive? - English Only forum
wake, awake: transitive and intransitive - English Only forum
walk (transitive verb) - English Only forum
What difference about the "[transitive always]" and "[transitive]" - English Only forum
When is passive voice not possible with transitive verbs? - English Only forum
Whether "carry on" is a transitive or an intransitive verb? - English Only forum
Which of them could be better: intransitive or transitive - English Only forum
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words after transitive usage of ask - English Only forum
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