Sentences with no object [closed]

I have known for years that sentences do not have to contain the objects. But there are some problems I am facing with great difficulty. For example, sentences below make perfect sense.

I missed by a big margin.

I played with passion.

I wrote like a real writer.

I sat.

But some of these sentences without objects do not make sense AT ALL.

I got.

I made.

I show.

Not only do these sentences sound like cavemen, those sentences do not seem to be grammatically correct. Why is that?

Solution 1:

It's not that the last three don't make sense at all; it's that they are incomplete for most instances because all three verbs have transitive uses. But an object is not necessary to complete the sense for "got":

I got into the car.

And I can contrive a sense for "show." For this you have to know that "far along" refers to the time that a woman has been pregnant, and "show" means that it's evident that she's pregnant:

Q: I hear you're pregnant. Congratulations. How far along are you?
A: Well, I show.