Kata Kerja tahap Dua

A verb is a group of words that become the core of the phrase work.

A verb is a group of words that is central to the job phrase, whether or not it applies. Normally verbs show something or something to do something. For example, walking, eating, eating, eating and so on. Verbs are divided into transitive verbs (extreme acts) and non-transitive verbs (not extreme deeds).

Transitive verbs are all actions made by the author to other things. The object of the act is called greeter (object). Verses that use transitive verbs must have greeters (objects). These verbs usually have 'me-' remuneration either as a prefix or part of the reward for example taking, donating, reading, sitting, applying.

The non-transitive verb is the work done by the author himself to the creator himself, not to any other person or thing. This verb does not need a greeter. The non-transitive verb is divided into two that is non-transitive verbs and non-transitive verbs are not complementary.

As with the nouns, verbs also go through the process of pretending because the process of pragmatic is very productive in the process of forming the Malay verbs.