A transitive verb in English is a verb that requires a direct object to complete its meaning in a sentence.
Some examples of transitive verbs:
- “She bought a new book.” (Direct object: “a new book”)
- “He ate a delicious sandwich.” (Direct object: “a delicious sandwich”)
- “They cleaned the dirty dishes.” (Direct object: “the dirty dishes”)
- “I watched a captivating movie.” (Direct object: “a captivating movie”)
- “She wrote a heartfelt letter.” (Direct object: “a heartfelt letter”)
- “He fixed the broken bicycle.” (Direct object: “the broken bicycle”)
- “They visited the famous museum.” (Direct object: “the famous museum”)
