Transitive and Intransitive Verbs Worksheet for Class 7 English Grammar

Understanding verbs and their types is important to master English grammar. Verbs are action words that show what a person or thing does. Once you clearly understand what verbs are, it becomes much easier to learn the difference between transitive and intransitive verbs. 

A transitive verb shows an action that passes on to an object, while an intransitive verb shows an action that does not need an object. Knowing this difference helps in forming correct and meaningful sentences. Learning transitive and intransitive verbs not only improves writing and speaking skills but also strengthens overall grammar understanding.

Difference between Transitive and Intransitive Verb

Transitive and Intransitive Verbs Worksheet 1 for Class 7 English Grammar

Read each sentence carefully. Identify whether the verb is Transitive (has an object) or Intransitive (has no object).

Worksheet 2 – Complete the Sentences with Transitive and Intransitive Verbs

Part A: Fill in the blanks with suitable transitive verbs

(Each sentence needs an object.)

1. She _______ a new dress for the party. → (bought)
2. The teacher _______ the rules clearly. → (explained)
3. He _______ the door before leaving. → (locked)
4. I _______ my notebook on the table. → (kept)
5. The artist _______ a beautiful painting. → (made)
6. They _______ their homework on time. → (completed)
7. The chef _______ the soup perfectly. → (prepared)
8. We _______ the match carefully. → (watched)
9. My father _______ the car yesterday. → (washed)
10. The boy _______ the ball over the wall. → (threw)

Part B: Fill in the blanks with suitable intransitive verbs

(No object is needed.)

1. The sun _______ in the west. → (sets)
2. The children _______ loudly. → (laughed)
3. The baby _______ all night. → (cried)
4. The wind _______ softly. → (blew)
5. The stars _______ brightly. → (shone)
6. The old man _______ peacefully. → (slept)
7. The leaves _______ in the wind. → (fell)
8. The train _______ late. → (arrived)
9. The crowd _______ suddenly. → (cheered)
10. The flowers _______ after the rain. → (bloomed)

Answers: Given beside each blank.

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Transitive and Intransitive Verbs Worksheet 3 – Rewrite, Choose, and Create Sentences

Exercise 3: Rewrite the sentences correctly

1. She laughed the joke. 

She laughed at the joke. (Intransitive)

2. He slept his bed. 

He slept on his bed. (Intransitive)

3. The artist drew. 

The artist drew a picture. (Transitive)

4. They built. 

They built a house. (Transitive)

5. We ate. 

We ate lunch. (Transitive)

Exercise 4: Choose the correct verb

(Choose between the two options given.)

1. The students (studied / jumped) the lesson carefully. → studied (Transitive)
2. The dog (barked / cleaned) loudly. → barked (Intransitive)
3. My mother (made / smiled) dinner. → made (Transitive)
4. The baby (cried / washed) all night. → cried (Intransitive)
5. The carpenter (built / slept) a table. → built (Transitive)

Exercise 5: Create Sentences

Write your own sentences for each type. Examples given below:

Transitive Verbs

1. I read a novel last night.
2. She cooked rice for dinner.
3. The boy kicked the ball.
4. We planted trees in the garden.
5. He fixed the broken clock.

Intransitive Verbs

6. The baby slept soundly.
7. The sun shines brightly.
8. Birds fly in the sky.
9. The child laughed loudly.
10. The old man rested peacefully.

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