Transitive Verb Definition

Transitive Verb

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A Transitive Verb is one that takes an object.

EG: He opened the door. ('Door' is the object of the action; it is affected by the operation.)

See Also:

Ambitransitive Verb ; Ditransitive Verb ; Intransitive Verb

Category:

Verbs and Tenses

Related to 'Transitive Verb'

Ambitransitive Verbs

Auxiliary Verbs

Causative Verbs

Continuous Verbs

Declarative Mood

Denominal Verbs

Ditransitive Verbs

Future Perfect Progressive (Future Perfect Continuous)

Future Progressive (Future Continuous)

Historic Present

Inchoative Verbs

Intransitive Verbs

Irregular Verbs

Non-Finite Verbs

Past Participles

Past Perfect Progressive (Past Perfect Continuous)

Past Progressive (Past Continuous)

Past Simple (Simple Past Tense)

Performative Verb

Present Participle

Present Perfect

Present Perfect Progressive (Present Perfect Continuous)

Present Progressive (Present Continuous)

Present Simple Tense

Progressive Aspect

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