FAQs

Answer – Those verbs which can not tell the whole meaning of a sentence without using an object are known as a transitive verb.

Examples of Transitive Verb

PM Modi addresses the nation today.

John gave the gift to his father.

He offers a job.

Answer – The words by which it is known that some work is being done or the work is being done is called a verb. In simple terms, whatever the subject does, has done, or will do is called a verb.

Answer – Those verbs which do not need any object for complete meaning or sense is known as intransitive verbs.
Example – laugh, sing, jump, fly, etc.

Answer – These verbs are helping the main verb. They mainly state the condition of the subject or object.
Examples – is, am, were, should be, etc.

Answer – These main verbs mainly tell what the subject is doing, have done or wants to do.
Examples-
Write, laugh, work, run, etc.

Radha write a book.

She is laughing.

John works very fast.

Shreya runs one kilometre today.

Answer – The verb and the subject must have the same person and number to make a sentence errorless. This is known as subject-verb agreement.