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Is the verb of this sentence transitive or intransitive? I arrived early
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Is the verb of this sentence transitive or intransitive? I arrived early

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Intransitive

As you know, Transitive means able to take a direct object. But there is no direct object in this sentence. Therefore your answer would be Intransitive.

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Answer: intransitive

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The action verb has no direct object after it

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