A verb is something that reflects an action in the sentence.
By Sheetal Desarda
Types of verbs: 1.Intransitive complete verbs: These do not transfer the action. There is no receiver of an action. Examples: 1.The bell rings. 2.He arrived.
2.Transitive active verbs: Unlike the intransitive verbs, these do transfer the action. There is a receiver of the action. It is called a direct object. Examples: 1.He rings the bell. 2.She drinks milk.
3.Transitive passive verbs: In these, the receiver of the action is the subject. We use these verbs in the passive voice. Examples: 1.A guitar was played (by Ramesh). 2.A letter was written (by Reena).
4. Intransitive linking verbs: These belong to the category of linking verbs. As they are intransitive, they do not transfer the action. Examples: 1. I am happy. 2. The coffee is cold.
In the first sentence, we have connected I and Happy with ”am”. In the second sentence, we have connected ‘The coffee’ & ‘cold’ with ‘is’.
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