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Transitive vs Intransitive Verbs Exercise

This document is a Grade 5 English lesson focused on transitive and intransitive verbs. It includes exercises for students to identify and underline verbs and objects in sentences, as well as classify verbs as transitive or intransitive. Answers for the exercises are also provided.

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Transitive vs Intransitive Verbs Exercise

This document is a Grade 5 English lesson focused on transitive and intransitive verbs. It includes exercises for students to identify and underline verbs and objects in sentences, as well as classify verbs as transitive or intransitive. Answers for the exercises are also provided.

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Grade 5 - English

DATE –
TRANSITIVE AND INTRANSITIVE VERBS
WALT - Demonstrate the use of Transitive and Intransitive verbs in sentences.

Exercise 1: Underline the verb and circle the object in each sentence.

1. She advised me to consult a doctor.

2. Let’s invite your cousins as well.

3. I received your letter in the morning.

4. I am going to send her some flowers.

5. Patrick cleans his car every week.

Exercise 2: Underline the verb in these sentences and write transitive or intransitive
Sentence Transitive / Intransitive

1. The wind is moving the curtain.

2. The wind is blowing fiercely.

3. I pulled the handle to open the drawer

4. The door opened suddenly.

5. I napped under a tree in the garden

6. My brother smiled happily.

7. She wants a new bike.

Exit Ticket:

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Grade 5 - English

Answers
Exercise 1: Underline the verb and circle the object in each sentence.

1. She advised (verb) me (object) to consult a doctor.


2. Let’s invite (verb) your cousins (object) as well.
3. I received (verb) your letter (object) in the morning.
4. I am going to send (verb) her (object) some flowers.
5. Patrick cleans (verb) his car (object) every week.

Exercise 2: Underline the verb and identify transitive or intransitive.

Sentence Verb Transitive / Intransitive

1. The wind is moving the curtain. moving Transitive (object = the curtain)

2. The wind is blowing fiercely. blowing Intransitive (no object)

3. I pulled the handle to open the drawer. pulled Transitive (object = the handle)

4. The door opened suddenly. opened Intransitive (no object)

5. I napped under a tree in the garden. napped Intransitive (no object)

6. My brother smiled happily. smiled Intransitive (no object)

7. She wants a new bike. died Transitive (bike)

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