Transitive, Intransitive, Linking and Helping Verbs

Dante wrote his Divine Comedy in 1321.

The cat was tired after it ate.

He gave a speech at the wedding.

At the buzzer, the player shot the ball.

Put your coat on the coat rack.

She was sleeping during the entirety of the test.

Turn off your phone.

He has a curious mind.

The song's tempo changes from fast to slow during the middle of it.

I am tired and delarious.

The dog ate its food.

Beowulf defeated the monster in battle.

He was walking to school.

The cat scratched its owner.

They laughed so hard that they could not talk for a few minutes.

I could not study last night, because my cat was too distracting.

The teacher was talking about 17th century literature.

She was eating breakfast during class.

Mr. Darcy seems like a cold character at first, but he appears to become a romantic in the reader's eye.

He was writing about dark times during the medieval period.

We were given incorrect directions to the mall.

She seems like a great candidate for the job.

The dogs at the park were cute.

The horse ran swiftly down the road.

The baseball player caught the ball in the outfield.

William Shakespeare was an interesting man.

He feels content and happy.

Weather in New England changes all the time.

History class lasted for over an hour.

She is a good person.