Mark whether the verb used in the given sentences is transitive or intransitive:
You need not pay for it, I have already made the payments in advance.
A. Transitive
B. Both A and B
C. Intransitive
D. None of these
Select your answer:
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Verbals and Voice › ViewExplain how the use of gerunds can change the meaning of a sentence. Provide an example to support your explanation.
A. Gerunds can act as adjectives, modifying nouns.
B. Gerunds can act as nouns, which can change the subject or object of a sentence.
C. Gerunds can act as adverbs, modifying verbs.
D. Gerunds can act as conjunctions, connecting clauses.
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Which sentence uses capital letters correctly?
A. In July, I will visit my grandparents in newcastle.
B. In July, I will visit my Grandparents in Newcastle.
C. In July, I will visit my grandparents in Newcastle.
D. In july, I will visit my grandparents in Newcastle.