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In the sentence, “He fights on, but his view of war has changed forever,” the word fights is _____. a transitive verb an intransitive verb an object of a verb
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In the sentence, “He fights on, but his view of war has changed forever,” the word fights is _____.
a transitive verb
an intransitive verb
an object of a verb
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I think it's the second one
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An intransitive verb
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