I put the clothes in the drawer.
I put the clothes.
The second sentence is incomplete, although it has a subject, a verb and an object.
Can 'put' be regarded as ditransitive? Ditransitive verbs take two objects, but such a phrase as "in the drawer" is not really an 'object'. It looks more like an adverbial phrase, but of a particular kind; an adverbial phrase such as "with great care" would not be sufficient. Similarly, the adverb "here" would complete the sentence, but the adverb "now" would not.
Any comments would be appreciated.