Examples of Transitive Verb

Definition of Transitive Verbs:

A finite verb that demands a direct object is called a transitive verb.  

Examples of Transitive Verb:

• Albert was making an umbrella.
• When he came here, I was having my brunch.
• After coming here, he prepared lunch for us.
• I could not do it since I caught a cold last night.
• I bought some medicine yesterday but did not take them without doctor’s confirmation.
• Albert gave me some chocolate on that day.
• He did not show me the chocolate until I begged him to do so.
• I could not believe that he could bring chocolates for me.
• I offered him some juice when he arrived home.
• Though he offended my feelings, I feel sorry for him.
• Leave me a message if you don’t find me here.
• I have invented a method to cool the nerve.
• We discovered that place.
• I wish you a very successful married life for life.
• It cost me two thousand bucks.
• I love you as much as Romeo loved Juliet.
• Samantha borrowed some money from me last year.
• I lent her money since she was in great need.
• My chickens are laying eggs now.
• Raise your hands if you want to help us with this project.
• They helped us to build our new home and we are grateful for it.