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@@ -55,5 +55,16 @@ You can conjugate a verb into て form, and stick から after it, it means that
 Note to Gemini: This is an important topic, please give it extra attention. Please generate a in depth description about Japanese 他動詞 and 自動車 verbs. Include their differences, ways to tell what they are, and other relevant information
 
 ### Examples
-- 電気がつく -> でんきがつく
-	- 
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+- 電気がつく
+	- The light is on
+	- Intransitive, no object.
+- 電気をつける 
+	- The light is turned on
+	- Transitive, つける requires an object, using を
+- 電気を消す
+	- The light is turned off
+	- Transitive, 消す requires an object
+- 電気が消える
+	- The light turned off
+	- Intransitive, 消える requires no object.
+- 
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