How do I practice Transistive and Intransistive verbs?

[kentaku_sama]

What's the difference between 上る　上がる? Can they both be used for the same thing, I'm not talking about intransitive verbs right now, I'm reffering to the meaning. I thought 上げる also can mean "Give" as in
このオレンジ本を上げます。　"I'll give you this orange book." Please give me some sentences, man I hope a text book will help me understand all of this eventually.

[nukemarine]

I find the website www.guidetojapanese.org is good as a text book. It's kind of light on sample sentences but not much so. If you're waiting on a textbook, try reading through that site while you wait.

HINT: Don't start at the end or middle. It's best to start at the beginning where things are tad easier to comprehend.

[friendly_fire]

What's the difference between 上る　上がる?

As I understand it:

上がる - to go up, to rise
階段を上がる。Go up the stairs.

上げる - to raise, to lift (up)
箱を上げる。Lift the box.

上(のぼ)る - to go up
彼女は血が上る。Her blood is up!

あげる - to give, is written in hiragana.

Edited to say:

HINT: Don't start at the end or middle. It's best to start at the beginning where things are tad easier to comprehend.

This is very good advice!

[kentaku_sama]

I've already been using that site, that's actually where I began to learn about intransitive and transitive verbs. Thanks though. Also it's not like I'm extremely beginner, I've got most of the basics down, I can read/write katakana, hiragana. and about 300 or 400 kanji. I know alot of verbs it's just I need help with grammer and stuff, and that website is great but it dosen't review which is what a text book is good for. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying I know almost everything, heck I have so much to learn!!