Transitive words have an object, like “he rocks the cradle”.I believe in that instance it is a verb. Whether a trans verb I'm not sure but I don't know much about all the cis, trans, etc stuff.
Dunno why I chose “words”I was never very good at all that and barely passed English 11 because I could never keep all those things straight. Funny tho when I went back to school in my 30s and took a course called Technical Communications as part of my environmental chem program I nearly aced it with a 97% grade. One of the very first things she told us day one was, This is not an English course. Really cool lady that dressed like a clown but had a PhD in communications so must have known her shit. I really liked her salmon tie.
It's like music, some intuitive ones are great and creative, while some who understand music theory and can read music have no innate talent. The words come naturally for some, while others construct a sentence and look at it like a mathematical formula. If it doesn't read right, it isn't written right is the intuitive way and that is grammar.Dunno why I chose “words”
more correctly, transitive verbs
Timing is everything.
Then there are those who bring both to the table: impeccable mastery of theory and an amazing inner voice. Those are usually the pinnacle of the art: Mozart, Ravel, Stravinsky. Sinatra.
