Sentences with no object:

Some verbs don’t have an object. A verb that doesn’t have an object is called an intransitive verb.

Intransitive verbs: are verbs that don’t take a direct object noun or pronouns that indicate the person do certain things.

Examples:

1-Mr. Park usually walks to work.

2-The Sun is shining. ☀️

3- I don’t know.

4-The man Smiled

5-Anna Talks a lot in class

6- It is snowing 🌨️

7-We have already eaten.

8- Can your brother read?

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