P.108-110
C.Cross out (x) the wrong verb forms in the boxes and complete the garagraph.
I (has/had) a very good time
during the holidays . We (spend/spent) two weeks with
Aunt Susan’s family. My cousin and I (went/go)
to the beach every evening. We (built/build) sand
castles and (swim/swam) in the water. The huge
waves (splashed/splash) all over us and we (are/were) completely
wet in no time. We (bring/brought) home sea-shells and
colourful pebbles. Uncle Tom (take/took) us to the zoo on
one of the days. He (showed/show) us all the
animals in their enclosures and (explain/explained) about
them in detail. We all loved feeding the elephants. It (was/be) the
most enjoyable time of the holidays.
Transitive and Intransitive Verbs
*A verbs that takes a direct object to complete its
meaning is a transitive verbs.
*A verb that does not need a direct object to complete
its meaning is an intransitive verbs.
A. Underline the transitive verbs and circle
the intransitive verbs in these sentences.
1. He wrote a
letter. VT
2. Sam worked in a
retail store. VI
3. Janet studies
medicine at the University. VT
4. Linda sings
beautifully. VI
5. Paul went to
the mall last evening. VI
6. He slept heavily.
VI
7. Gina was a famous
artist. VT
8. Tim learned to
swim last summer. VI
B. Underline the direct object in each
sentence.
1. Michelle loves
ice-cream and chocolates. VT
2. She eats
ice-cream almost every day. VT
3. Her sister, Meg, does not
like sweets. VT
4. Meg gave
Michelle a box of chocolates on her birthday. VT
5. Michelle found
the box under her pillow in the morning. VT
6. Meg received a book as a gift form Michelle. VT
7. Meg enjoys
reading. VT
C. Comple these sentences. Use the correct
Past Tense form of the verb in the brackets.
1. Tom lived in a
house on the side of a hill. (Live)
2. Tom thought his house was nice. (Think)
3. One day, he looked
across the valley at his
house. (Look)
4. He began to
pedal back to his house. (Begin)
5. He saw something
that made him
stop.( See, Make)
6. The rays of the sun fell on the windows of his house. (Fall)
7. The windows shone like
a thousand rainbows. (Shine)
8. Tom felt that his house seem a magical place. (Feel,Seem)
D. Complete these sentences with suitable
verbs of your choice. In the box alongside, write T for Transitive and IT for
Intransitive.
1. Hamelin was famous
for the legend of the Pied Piper. IT
2. The Pied Piper wore a coat of many colours. T
3. He play strange
music on his pipe. T
4. Whenever he played , the rats cames him. IT
5. Finally they swam in the
river. IT
6. The people of Hamelin felt overjoyed. IT
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