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Iomicio Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

Intransitive verbs list

Hi!

I would like to know where I can find a list of english intransitive verbs.

Thank you for your help!
  

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Sorry, Iomicio, I cannot find one-- there are just too many in English, I suppose, to generate a list. I notice that there are lists of them in other languages, though; if you google 'intransitive verbs', you may be able to compose a partial list yourself.

  • Sorry, Iomicio, I cannot find one-- there are just too many in English, I suppose, to generate a list.
  • I notice that there are lists of them in other languages, though; if you google 'intransitive verbs', you may be able to compose a partial list yourself.
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Sorry, Iomicio, I cannot find one-- there are just too many in English, I suppose, to generate a list. I notice that there are lists of them in other languages, though; if you google 'intransitive verbs', you may be able to compose a partial list yourself.
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you can find a list of intransitve verbs in the book called " structure 2" or another one that is Oxford practice grammer "

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0to boil to melt to stop 02br
02br
00to burn to thaw to grow02br
02br
00to cease to drown to burst02br
02br
00to kast to explode to smell02br
02br
00to continue to climb
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0I think it's important to keep in mind that many verbs have both transitive and intransitive usages.02br
00For example, the verb 'to cast' (note the spelling, Anon) has many common transitive usages. 0-
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is hurt an intransitive verb
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Hi,
Yes. eg Tom's ankle hurts.

But it can also be transitive. eg Tom hurt his ankle.

Best wishes, Clive
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Anonymousis hurt an intransitive verb

It is used both ways, both as a transitive verb and as an intransitive verb.
Ouch! That hurt!
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To check how a certain verb is used, I suggest using a dictionary for learners (Longman, Oxford, etc.).

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