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The verbs 'speak,' 'stop,' 'fly,' and 'break' can be used as either transitive or intransitive verbs with or without direct objects.


Explanation:

Transitive Verb: When used as a transitive verb, the verb 'speak' requires a direct object, for example, 'She speaks English.'

Intransitive Verb: As an intransitive verb, 'speak' does not need a direct object, like in the sentence, 'He speaks loudly.'

Examples:

  1. She stopped the car. (Transitive)
  2. The car stopped suddenly. (Intransitive)
  3. The bird flew high. (Transitive)
  4. The plane flew over the city. (Intransitive)
  5. He broke the window. (Transitive)
  6. The glass broke easily. (Intransitive)

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