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Let's consider this situation. Mom said to hisA mother asks her child," Who "Who ate this apple?" Then hisher son repliedreplies, " I"I didn't eat." In this situation, Isis "eat" an intransitive verb when "the apple" is omitted? I think "eat" is transitive verb originally. How What do you think?

Let's consider this situation. Mom said to his child," Who ate this apple?" Then his son replied, " I didn't eat." In this situation, Is "eat" an intransitive verb when "the apple" is omitted? I think "eat" is transitive verb originally. How do you think?

Let's consider this situation. A mother asks her child, "Who ate this apple?" Then her son replies, "I didn't eat." In this situation, is "eat" an intransitive verb when "the apple" is omitted? I think "eat" is transitive verb originally. What do you think?

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Is this transitive or intransitive?

Let's consider this situation. Mom said to his child," Who ate this apple?" Then his son replied, " I didn't eat." In this situation, Is "eat" an intransitive verb when "the apple" is omitted? I think "eat" is transitive verb originally. How do you think?