The English language is one which makes communication between two people easier if the speaker or writer and the listener or reader understand grammar well. Verbs are parts of speech that are vital to the English language. We have seen that verbs express some action, feeling or existence. In short they portray action.
Look at the following two sentences:
Can you see any difference between the verb DROVE in the two examples? In the first sentence if you ask the question ‘what did Mustaq drive?’ you get the answer 'the car'. In the second sentence you don’t get an answer to your question, even though it tells us where he drove to. The cinema isn't a direct object; it's an indirect object. The two verbs in these examples are called TRANSITIVE and INTRANSITIVE VERBS respectively.