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In English an absolute verb is a transitive verb used without its object as in this example from a dictionary: We have a teacher who inspires. Inspires is an absolute verb. But I believe in other languages, like German, absolute verbs are simply intransitive verbs, unless I'm mistaken.
- In English an absolute verb is a transitive verb used without its object as in this example from a dictionary: We have a teacher who inspires.
- Inspires is an absolute verb.
- But I believe in other languages, like German, absolute verbs are simply intransitive verbs, unless I'm mistaken.
- Is this what you meant though?
- Can you provide an example or clarify what you want to know please?
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In English an absolute verb is a transitive verb used without its object as in this example from a dictionary: We have a teacher who inspires. Inspires is an absolute verb.
But I believe in other languages, like German, absolute verbs are simply intransitive verbs, unless I'm mistaken. Is this what you meant though? Can you provide an example or clarify
But I believe in other languages, like German, absolute verbs are simply intransitive verbs, unless I'm mistaken. Is this what you meant though? Can you provide an example or clarify
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