Transitive and Intransitive Phrasal Verbs in English | Learn Advanced English Grammar

In this English lesson we learn the difference between TRANSITIVE phrasal verbs and INTRANSITIVE phrasal verbs.

We start by looking at simple transitive verbs and what they are. Next we look at transitive phrasal verbs with examples sentences.

Then we learn about intransitive verbs and what they are. Next we look at intransitive phrasal verbs with examples sentences.

Then we compare a phrasal verb that can be both transitive AND intransitive and how they have different meanings and uses.
We also touch upon the position of object with some transitive phrasal verbs.

Complete English lesson can be found here:

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IMPORTANT TIMESTAMPS:
1:08 establishing the rule/norm for transitive verb.
1:51 the syntax order/sequence.
2:29 establishing the rule/norm for transitive phrasal verb.
3:39 slight variation in the syntax order/sequence.
4:34 establishing the rule/norm for intransitive verb.
5:42 establishing the rule/norm for intransitive phrasal verb.
7:53 ambivalent/amphibious verbs could be transitive as well as intransitive via usage.
8:51 dictionary revelation/announcement

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