In the last video, we looked at this sentence with a structural error: "**Journalists investigated into this matter"). With this wrong example as a jumping-off point, we started looking at "transitivity", a structural characteristic of verbs (in English and also every other language in the world).
Now, in part two, we will take a closer look at the structural property of "transitivity" in English verbs and, in particular, what can be confusing for you as you try to learn whether a new verb is transitive or intransitive. I will explain one major point of confusion in this video and another one in the next.
上次,我教了大家怎樣用對動詞「及物性」(transitivity)的結構理解去避免「**Journalists investigated into this matter」這種錯誤。今次,我會講解學習英文動詞及物性的其中一個困難。
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