| Verbs |
Transitive |
Intransitive |
| move |
Can you move this jeep, please? |
Move out. |
| close |
Close your eyes |
Today, the market is closed. |
| start |
I can’t start this motorbike. |
The race has started now. |
| open |
Open the main gate. |
The shops remain open late at night. |
| do |
Do your homework. |
He can’t do well in his plan. |
| run |
Sana is running a school. |
A man is running. |
| set |
Set your toys on the table. |
The sun is setting. |
| live |
He lived his life with honesty. |
Dell is living in America. |
| write |
Write the answer to this question. |
Can you read or write? |
| wash |
I washed my clothes. |
He washed, dressed, and went out. |
| complain |
I complained of load shedding. |
She complains frequently. |
| see |
Can you see the car? |
I can’t see now. |
| go |
We will go to the market tomorrow. |
Go out from here. |
| eat |
I eat healthy food. |
You should not eat too much. |
| bite |
The dog bit my finger. |
It bites very sharply. |
| look |
Look at me. |
They were looking outside. |
| play |
She is playing with her doll. |
Don’t play outside. |
| drink |
He drinks milk before sleeping. |
Drink slowly. |
| jump |
He jumped on the bed |
They jumped. |
| sing |
I was singing a song. |
She sang. |
| leave |
Dell usually leaves his keys on the rack. |
He left early on Monday. |
| walk |
Michael walked his friend to the market. |
Walk slowly. |
| cheer |
He cheered his group on their success. |
At their victory, the whole team cheered. |
| order |
The boss ordered him to go out. |
He constantly keeps ordering. |
| punish |
The teacher punished his students. |
He punishes strictly. |
| slip |
Dell slipped down from a slope. |
He slipped. |
| stand |
She stood up to her students. |
Stand silently |
| steal |
He stole a pen. |
He is in habit of stealing. |
| speak |
You should always speak the truth. |
He can’t speak. |
| survive |
Michael survived his friend. |
Out of ten, he only survived. |
| think |
I thought of a plan. |
Never think a lot. |
| wake |
We wake her up at 6 am. |
I wake up early in the morning. |
| wash |
Wash your face. |
He washed, dressed up, and went out. |
| see |
Have you seen my shoes? |
I can’t see. |
| wave |
He waved his hand. |
He waved goodbye. |
| dry |
Please dry these clothes. |
My mouth remains dry. |
| disappear |
Stan Shih disappeared from his brother. |
She disappeared after school. |
| vote |
We voted for the election. |
All the people voted. |
| demonstrate |
She demonstrated some of the designs. |
He demonstrated outside the college. |
