Need their respective objects to make the sentences meaningful. “write”, “cross”, “read”, “kill”, “create”,“give” and “sold” In all the seven sentences given above, the respective verbs My friend gave me paper before I entered the exam-room.She created this design for our proposed-shop.An uncivilized person killed the Mayor.The girl is reading Japanese kanji clearly.My mother has written a book which may interest you.So the verb “bring” (brought) is a transitive verb. Here the verb “brought” (bring) needs an object to become meaningful. That means the action of the verb is transmitted to another noun or another thing. Such a verb which needs an object is called transitive verb. That means the verb “takes” needs an object to make itself complete. So only when the verb “takes” gets an object, the meaning behind the verb “takes” becomes complete. Rowell takes” conveys no meaning and the sentence is not complete. In case the object word is not there, the sentence “Mr. Only when all the three words are there, the whole sentence becomes complete and meaningful.

Transitive verbs: Examples:īy this sentence, Mr. Shall, should, will, would, may, might, can, could, must, ought and dare are called modal verbs. The following verbs are called Modal verbs: Auxiliary verbs:Ī verb which helps another verb to form its tense, voice or mood is called an Auxiliary verb. Intransitive verbs.Īn intransitive verb is a verb which does not take an object. 1.Transitive verbs.Ī transitive verb is the verb which takes an object. The verbs can be classified in different methods.

The students write their papers in the Sapporo City Hall.

His boss refused to support him at critical moments.

In that case that word “takes” is the verb. So the action is denoted by the word “takes”.

The action he is doing is “taking” a lesson. Walk through the park if you want to get there quicker. Verbs beginning with the letter U undress Verbs beginning with the letter Q question Verbs beginning with the letter I identify

Verbs beginning with the letter C calculate Example List（動詞リスト） Verbs beginning with the letter A accept They are actions, words that involve motion or physical activity. They describe an action, like the words eat, sleep, love, and study. Verbs describe the way someone or something does something.

Verbs in alphabetical order