What is an intransitive complete verb?
1 Answer
Feb 3, 2017
An intransitive complete verb is a type of verb that does action but no one receives the action of the verb.
Explanation:
Intransitive verbs are verbs that do not transfer action to anyone or anything.
Classifications-
Two kinds of intransitive verbs-
(i) Linking Verbs
(ii) Intransitive Complete Verbs
Linking Verbs- Don't show any action. Simply link the subject with a noun or adjective.
Example- I (am) a teacher.
Intransitive Complete Verbs- They are complete without transferring their action to anyone or anything.
Example- Dogs (bark).
Source- http://www.english-grammar-revolution.com/diagramming-verbs.html
