transitive and intransitive verbs

Verb is the word which is used to tell or assert something about some person.
Examples-:
Vinita laughs-noun does.
 Divya is scolded - done with noun.
 The mouse is dead  -what a person or place is.

Types of verbs.


 Transitive verb- verbs that demand object to make a sense.

Examples-:

Please bring tea. (without tea there would be no meaning)
 The boy kicks the football.(football is necessary to make a sense)
* When you can give the answer of what ,whom by making interrogative of that sentence then the word used in the sentence is transitive verb.

Intransitive verbs -they do not require an object to act upon.

 Example -: They jumped.

 The dog ran.

Meena sings .( there is no need of object).



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