The Transitive Verb
A transitive verb is a verb that will have an object.
Ok, so what is an object you say. Before we answer that relative
question. A point to be made here, is that the definition of items are
very necessary for a greater understanding; therefore, listen to your
instructors when they say " Please define a Noun?"; They are asking for
the definition of a Noun - What is a Noun - they're asking you to say
with certainty.
An object is usually a noun or pronoun.... So, what is a Noun?...You look it up if you are not sure of your-self - ok.
Fatima took the car. In this sentence, "took" is the verb and "car' is
the object; therefore, the verb took would be called a transitive verb
in this sentence because it has an object which is "car".
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A Transitive
verb is a verb that HAS AN OBJECT. Bob
hit ( whom?, What?) the ball. The ball is the object of
the verb “hit” in this sentence.
A Verbal – looks like a verb sounds like a verb, but is not a verb…. The three verbals are; the gerund, infinitive, and the participle. If a verbal starts a phrase then it will be called a verbal phrase by its correct name.
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.Gerund ends with “ing” and acts like noun. Giving to the poor is fun. Running is fun.
Running in the race is fun.
Running is fun.
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•Infinitive: is “to” followed by a verb “to go , to run,to see
To run in the race is fun.
•Participle –ing, ed, d, t, n and acts like an adjective. Giving to the poor, Bob became a new man.
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