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The group of British tourists playing water polo in the pool could shriek as loudly as they liked: there were virtually no other guests they'd disturb." (BBC website.)
Is "liked" an intransitive verb in the above? Or is "liked" a transitive one with its object "there were virtually no other guests they'd disturb"?
Thank you.
Is "liked" an intransitive verb in the above? Or is "liked" a transitive one with its object "there were virtually no other guests they'd disturb"?
Thank you.
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Anonymous Is "liked" an intransitive verb in the above? It is for me anyway. CB
- Anonymous Is "liked" an intransitive verb in the above?
- It is for me anyway.
- CB
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AnonymousIs "liked" an intransitive verb in the above?It is for me anyway.
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