Which one is transitive verb?

The answer "The girl takes after her mother" is correct because it contains a transitive verb. A transitive verb is a verb that requires one or more objects to complete its meaning.

In this case, the verb "takes after" describes a relationship and involves the girl (the subject) and her mother (the object). This means the verb is acting upon the object, which is why it is classified as transitive.

Here's a quick breakdown of the options:

    
• a. The baby sleeps - "sleeps" is intransitive, as it does not take an object.
    
• b. The girl takes after her mother - "takes after" is transitive, as it relates the girl to her mother.
    
• c. Fire burns - "burns" is intransitive; it does not take a direct object.
    
• d. To err is human - "to err" is also intransitive.

Therefore, option b is the only one that showcases a transitive verb.

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