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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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survive
0 Hi there, 02 br
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00 I know that 'John survived the accident.' is correct. 02 br
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00 Why kind of the verb is it? Why is it not necessary to say 'survive IN the accident? Any other Thanks in advance 02 br
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00 Simon 0-
02 br
00 I know that 'John survived the accident.' is correct. 02 br
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00 Why kind of the verb is it? Why is it not necessary to say 'survive IN the accident? Any other Thanks in advance 02 br
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00 Simon 0-
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02 i 00 (VI) 01 i 02 br 00 He survived the accident. 02 i 00 (VT) 01 i 02 br 00 I survived my driving test. 02 i 00 (VT) 02 br 02 br 00 Here are more definitions and examples from the American Heritage Dictionary: 02 br 02 br 01 table 01 tr 01 td 00 INTRANSITIVE VERB: 02 td 01 td 00 1.
- 02 i 00 (VI) 01 i 02 br 00 He survived the accident.
- 02 i 00 (VT) 01 i 02 br 00 I survived my driving test.
- 02 i 00 (VT) 02 br 02 br 00 Here are more definitions and examples from the American Heritage Dictionary: 02 br 02 br 01 table 01 tr 01 td 00 INTRANSITIVE VERB: 02 td 01 td 00 1.
- To remain alive or in existence.
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1 b 01 i 00 Survive 02 i 02 b 00 is a transitive or intransitive verb. 02 br
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01 i 00 John survived for three days. 02 i 00 (VI) 01 i 02 br
00 He survived the accident. 02 i 00 (VT) 01 i 02 br
00 I survived my driving test. 02 i 00 (VT) 02 br
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00 Here are more definitions
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01 i 00 John survived for three days. 02 i 00 (VI) 01 i 02 br
00 He survived the accident. 02 i 00 (VT) 01 i 02 br
00 I survived my driving test. 02 i 00 (VT) 02 br
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00 Here are more definitions
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