VERBS- II Verbs can also be classified according to the type of complement they have in the sentence.

e. There are three general kinds: 1) Intransitive verbs: appear, arrive, begin, break, come, cough, decrease, die, disappear, drown, fall, go, happen, increase, laugh, lie, matter, rain, rise, sneeze, snow, stop, swim, wait, work. 2) Transitive: ask, believe, blame, bring, buy, carry, catch, cut, describe, do, enjoy, expect, find, forgive, get, give, help, hold, keep, know, like, lose, love, make, mean, need, offer, produce, put, raise, receive, remember, say, see, suggest, take, use, want, watch. 3) Copular verbs: be, become, seem, feel, remain, smell, taste. Sub-types of transitive verbs 1) Monotransitive verbs: begin, believe, bring, call, carry, close, cut, do, end, enjoy, expect, feel, find, follow, hear, help, hold, keep, know, like, lose, love, make, mean, meet, move, need, pass, receive, remember, say, see, start, study, take, use, visit, want, wash, watch, win. 2) Ditransitive verbs: allow, ask, bring, charge, envy, find, fine, forgive, give, grant, hand, leave, lend, make, offer, order, owe, pay, promise, read, refuse, reserve, save, send, serve, show, spare, teach, tell, throw, wish. 3) Complex-transitive verbs: call, consider, declare, drive, find, get, hold, keep, and leave, like, make, prefer, send, think, turn, and want. ( object complement as adjective) Object complement as noun: appoint, baptize, call, christen, consider, crown, declare, deem, elect, find, hold, keep, leave, make, name, proclaim, pronounce, rate, think, vote.