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C.) "And when . . . death takes his master in its embrace and his body is laid in the cold ground, . . . there by his graveside will the noble dog be found, . . . "
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Answer:
comment on their question or answer it
Explanation:
Compliment or search a question of something u like to talk about
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It is a transitive sentence because the verb to love is transitive.
Transitive verbs are those which demand a direct object after them. Here, the verb is to love, and its direct object are flowers. You can easily see if a verb is transitive by asking the question - What?
What does she love? - Flowers.
Since we have an answer, it means that the verb, and the entire sentence, are transitive.
