#sister-miriam-joseph #trivium
The action of a transitive verb (like planes) begins in the agent but “goes across” and ends in the object (the wood). The action of an intransit ive verb (like blooms) begins in the agent and ends in the agent (the rose, which is perfected by blooming).
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