(a) The cat chased the mouse. (b) Ketan passed the bag to Karan. (c) He smiled at the baby. (d) She donated clothes to the poor. (e) I admire my English teacher. (f) Jack plays in the park everyday.Underline the verb in the given sentences and write whether they are transitive, intransitive or distranstive ​



Answer :

Answer:

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Explanation:

(a) The cat chased the mouse.

- Transitive (The verb "chased" requires a direct object "the mouse" to complete its meaning.)

(b) Ketan passed the bag to Karan.

- Ditransitive (The verb "passed" takes a direct object "the bag" and an indirect object "to Karan".)

(c) He smiled at the baby.

- Intransitive (The verb "smiled" does not require a direct object; "at the baby" is a prepositional phrase, not a direct object.)

(d) She donated clothes to the poor.

- Ditransitive (The verb "donated" takes a direct object "clothes" and an indirect object "to the poor".)

(e) I admire my English teacher.

- Transitive(The verb "admire" requires a direct object "my English teacher" to complete its meaning.)

(f) Jack plays in the park every day.

- Intransitive

(The verb "plays" does not require a direct object; "in the park" is a prepositional phrase, not a direct object.)