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When one singular and one plural subject are connected by or, or nor, the verb is plural.
Neither they nor their father were at home.
4. When the subjects are of different persons the first person will be used in preference to the second and third, and the second in preference to the third. Often, however, the verb agrees with the pronoun that stands nearest to it.
(1) Neither Sarah nor you nor I am going.
(2) Either you or he are (is) to be invited.
LESSON 82 VERBS: TRANSITIVE AND INTRANSITIVE... Many verbs require an object to complete their meaning; these are called transitive verbs. (See Lesson 26.) In the following sentences the verbs are transitive: 1. He threw a stone across the river.
2. The Greeks built many temples.
3. You have read many books.
Other verbs are complete in meaning without having an object; these are called intransitive verbs.
1. The boy fell as he ran.
2. They slept in the open air.
3. The trees were tall and shapely.
Digitized by Google 118 Everyday English In the following sentences name the transitive verbs and their objects.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When one singular and one plural subject are connected by or, or nor, the verb is plural.
Neither they nor their father were at home.
4. When the subjects are of different persons the first person will be used in preference to the second and third, and the second in preference to the third. Often, however, the verb agrees with the pronoun that stands nearest to it.
(1) Neither Sarah nor you nor I am going.
(2) Either you or he are (is) to be invited.
LESSON 82 VERBS: TRANSITIVE AND INTRANSITIVE... Many verbs require an object to complete their meaning; these are called transitive verbs. (See Lesson 26.) In the following sentences the verbs are transitive: 1. He threw a stone across the river.
2. The Greeks built many temples.
3. You have read many books.
Other verbs are complete in meaning without having an object; these are called intransitive verbs.
1. The boy fell as he ran.
2. They slept in the open air.
3. The trees were tall and shapely.
Digitized by Google 118 Everyday English In the following sentences name the transitive verbs and their objects.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin Thomas Baker to read onlineMoreLess
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