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Exercise 3
Use the following words both transitively and intransitively.
1. stop:
2. open:
3. close:
4. play:
5. read:

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Answer:

Examples of each word used both transitively and intransitively:

1. Stop:

- Transitive: Please stop the car.

- Intransitive: The car stopped suddenly.

2. Open:

- Transitive: Can you open the door for me?

- Intransitive: The door opened slowly.

3. Close:

- Transitive: He closed the window before leaving.

- Intransitive: The door closed with a loud bang.

4. Play:

- Transitive: They play tennis every weekend.

- *Intransitive: The children played in the park.

5. **Read:

- Transitive: She reads a book every night.

- Intransitive: He reads very quickly.

These examples demonstrate how each word can function both with an object (transitive) and without (intransitive) in a sentence.

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