Examples of using Intransitive in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Verbs with< äp> are always intransitive.
Intransitive verbs in Basque use'dira' as an auxiliary verb.
All verbs with the IĜ-sufikso are intransitive.
Intransitive verbs such as"oko""walk" never take an object noun phrase.
Verbs made with the suffix IĜ are always intransitive.
IĜ there only serves to make the verb intransitive, to change its role in the sentence.
In that case the IG-verb is made from another verb which is intransitive.
The active series is used for active intransitive subjects and active transitive subjects.
For intransitive verbs, the ending is"-ilefa" or"olefa"("-lefa" and"-refa" after/l,r/), which does not need to agree with the subject.
All verbs have negative forms, and many intransitive verbs also have derived transitive forms.
In intransitive uses, the perfect auxiliary is always sein: Wir sind diesen Sommer nach Holland gefahren.
By diathesis the verb may be transitive or intransitive in the active, passive or reflexive forms.
Conversely, in intransitive form, it signifies an adherence, a joining, a mutual-even fatal-union;"to stick fast or adhere;""to cling or hold fast to" OED.
There is no clear morphological distinction between transitive and intransitive verbs in Proto-Indo-European.
With verbs there are intransitive verbs that don't take an object, and transitive verbs that do take an object.
Such pronouns were introducedbecause SVO languages must have subjects in sentences, as do intransitive verbs in any OV language.
Phrasal Verbs can stand alone(intransitive verbs) or they can be used together with an object.
Proponents of CI argue that the Greek verb ajpovllumi, apollumi, 102 means"tokill" in the active voice and"to perish" or"be destroyed" when in the middle voice and intransitive.
It consists of 2 bedrooms intransitive, living room with kitchenette and bathroom.
This hymn not only expresses our joy through a catchy melody(by Handel, using phrases from his Messiah) and with quaint, old-English language"the Lord is come"-the now nearly extinct unaccusative intransitive verb according to Mignon Fogarty"the Grammar Girl"- who knew!
But some are transitive or intransitive by nature, essentially, meaning... that they require an object or cannot take one.