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Is running transitive or intransitive verb?

"Running" can be both transitive and intransitive, depending on the context.

Here's how:

Intransitive: When "running" describes an action without a direct object, it's intransitive.

* Examples:

* "The dog is running in the park."

* "I'm running late."

* "She enjoys running in the mornings."

Transitive: When "running" describes an action with a direct object, it's transitive.

* Examples:

* "He is running the business."

* "The team is running a new marketing campaign."

* "She ran the marathon."

In these examples, "business," "marketing campaign," and "marathon" are the direct objects of the verb "running."

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