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Vsuresh Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Transitive

Hi

Are these sentences correct?

1.The plate fell of the table.

2.The plate fell off. ( Here the speaker does to intend to say where it fell from)
  

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Hi, 1. The plate fell of f the table ( fell off - intransitive verb). 2.

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  • Hi, 1.
  • The plate fell of f the table ( fell off - intransitive verb).
  • 2.
  • The plate fell from the roof ( fell - intransitive verb).
  • 3.
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Hi,

1. The plate fell off the table (fell off - intransitive verb).

2. The plate fell from the roof (fell - intransitive verb).

3. The plate fell (fell - intransitive verb).

4. He used a knife to fell a tree (fell - transitive verb).

In almost all of the cases fell is an intransitive verb.

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Hi

I think the verb fall is intransitive .
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