Answer:
1. selected - v.t.
2. charge - v.t.
3. retreated - v.i.
4. voted - v.t.
5. disagree - v.i.
6. remembered - v.t.
7. lasted - v.i.
8. practices - v.i.
9. got - v.t.
10. passes - v.i.
Explanation:
Depending on whether they require an object or not, verbs can be transitive or intransitive. Transitive verbs (v.t.) are verbs that must be used with at least one object. Intransitive verbs (v.i.) are the opposite - they do not have objects. Some verbs can be both transitive and intransitive in different contexts.
For example:
- The festival judges selected Robert Hayden. - the verb in the given sentence is selected. Its object is Robert Hayden. To confirm this, we can ask: Whom did the festival judges select? Robert Hayden.
- The army retreated to a stronger position. - the verb here is retreated. As we can see, there is no object.
