Intransitive Verb

What Is an Intransitive Verb? Intransitive verb is an action verb that has subject (DOER) to complete a sentence ·         It does not have an object (noun receiver).   Subject is a person or thing that DOES the action (DOER a noun or pronoun)  Intransitive verb can be followed by an adverb or Prepositional Phrase EXAMPLE: ran   Subject + Intransitive                Verb With Adverb With Prepositional Phrase She ran. She ran quickly. She ran across the street.       ACTIVITY: DIRECTION: In the sentences below, Underline the intransitive verb used in the sentence.   1.       It rained. 2.       The car arrived at 3:00. 3.       Joshua lied to me. 4.       My store opened on Main Street. 5.       We talked in the hallway. 6.       The girls sang well. 7.       My teacher listens to her students. 8.       Her phone rang.