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TRANSITIVE, VERBS., NEED AN OBJECT, , | bought a car., , transitive direct, verb object, , You buy something (an object)., , What did you buy? A car., , You cannot just say “I bought.”, {incomplete - incorrect), You need a direct object after, , INTRANSITIVE, VERBS, , CANNOT HAVE AN OBJECT, , The baby smiled., intransitive, verb, , You cannot have an object, after an intransitive verb., , (In this case smile), , You cannot “smile something”, Another example:, , We waited but nobody came., , , , a transitive verb. (In this case buy) intransitive intransitive, , Verbs that are Transitive and Intransitive, Some verbs can be transitive in one sentence and intransitive in another., , | stopped the car. The car stopped., transitive direct intransitive there's, verb object verb no object, , Sometimes the meaning of a verb changes depending on whether that, verb is transitive or intransitive (especially with phrasal verbs)., , He runs a small grocery store., (transitive: run = manage), , He runs along the beach every morning., (intransitive: run — the sport)