English Grammar- What is a complement? Object vs complement | Difference between Object & Complement

Namaskaram to my beautiful people out there!
Today, we will look into and address one of the most common errors that we make: we take whatever comes after the verb, in a sentence, as an object, which isn't always true.
So, in this lesson, you get to learn what is an object, what is a complement, how are they different from each other.
We started with understanding what is an object.
Object- something or someone that receives an action. It is something or somebody that an action done or acted upon.
Note: To have an object in a sentence, the sentence must possess a transitive verb. A transitive verb is a verb that is acted upon something or someone. It has an object. Examples- kick, eat, bite, read, learn, slap etc.
Complement- It is a word, phrase, or clause that either renames the subject or modifies it. It is used as a noun when it renames the subject and as an adjective when modifies the subject.
Common linking verbs: is, am, are, was, were, is being, am being, are being, was being, were being, has been, have been, had been
Feel, smell, taste, seem, become etc.
Examples-
• Rahul is a dancer.
Complement- dancer
Subject- Rahul
Rahul= dancer
• You seem happy.
Complement- Happy
Subject- You
You= happy
Watch the complete lesson to learn it in depth! If you like the video, like and share the video and don't forget to subscribe to the channel for watching upcoming lessons.
More lessons:
• How to use Is, Am, Are, Was, Were:
• Video
• Types of Adjectives (part-2):
• Video
• Types of Adjectives(Part-1): • Video
• Types of verbs in details: • Video
• Types of pronouns(Part-1) : • Video
• Types of pronouns(Part-2) : • Video
• Countable and Uncountable nouns in English: • Video
• Types of noun: • Video
• What is a noun: • Video
• Difference between an object vs complement: • Video
• What is an object? Different between adirect and an indirect object: • Video
• What is a sentence? Subject and predicate: • Video
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Nicely done. He made the problem complicated.here complicated is an adverbial or complement.please clarify

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Complicated, here, is the object complement. An object complement either renames the object or modifies it. • We declared him the captain. • She is paint the room red. Captain and red are object complements in the above sentences.

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The verb ‘playing’ is used intransitively in the sentence, meaning the object of the verb (playing what) is not present in the sentence. The preposition phrase (with you) is working as a verb complement, not as the object of the verb. Thank you for being a part of the channel! :)

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I go to school tomorrow in the above setence there is linking verb so is it an object or complement ?

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Sir, Rahul is going to school. I have a ball .Robi is in the bus . , to school , a ball , in the bus , are they all complement ????

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Hello, Saharaf! No subject complements here.

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@@EnglishWithAshish r they complmnt in any way????

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Technically, they are not.

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Sir can there be an object and compliment in a same sentence means can these both be there in one sentence ?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Yes, if the sentence has at least two clauses. Jon called me and said that he was busy when I called him. Me, him, ( object of the verb 'call') Busy (subject complement)

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Sir main linking verbs note nahin kiya hai but I'm not lazy because maine screenshot kar liya hai

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Hello sir! although I know that "jump" is not a transitive verb so it doesn't have direct object , but I can't get why it is not considered transitive verb as we always jump on something like floor ,and action of jumping is being received too by floor and whatever the thing on which we jump?

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You jump ON something; you don't jump something. It's clear that's it's intransitive.

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How about these intrasitive verbs with indirect object huh? Possible right?

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Not without a prepositional. Sleep IN the car. Laugh AT me. Cry ABOUT the loss.

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Is the object and predicate are the same(they both are defined as the action done by the subject)

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An object is a part of a predicate.

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Plz tell me complements meaning only predicted or subject and predicate both

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is Appositive Phrase and noun as a subject complement similar?

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They both are nouns but used in different ways.

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Sir in the sentence 1.we should profit by experience .is eperience an object or not. 2.all roads lead to rome. Here,is rome an object.

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Yes, but the object of the preposition (BY & TO)

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She is living in a big house. You said a big house is object of the preposition noun phrase. But my question is where dies she live? The answer is in a big house, so it might be a adverbial phrase, but how we take as this a object of the preposition. Could you explain me?

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You asked WHERE? This refers to the place of the action, which is what an adverb of place is. An object of a verb answers the question WHAT or WHOM.

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A linking verb is a main verb that doesn't depend on any other verb. It joins a subject with its complement. On the contrary, a helping verb helps or supports the main verb in a sentence. Examples:- • She should exercise daily. Should - helping verb (modal) Main verb - exercise • She is a teacher. Is - linking verb(main verb) Hope it helps!

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Wow! Thank you for the compliment! I'm glad you liked it.

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In the sentence the elephant has two tusks what is the object or compliment

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Two tusks (object)

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In one of your blogs with the name"Verb complement in English ", you mentioned that there are two verb complements direct and indirect objects. Now you made this video to differentiate between a complement and an object. I am confused. What is going on?

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An object is always a complement, but a complement doesn't have to be an object.

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Jump can be acted upon right ?

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"Jump" is always followed by a preposition; it ain't a transitive verb. It can't be acted upon something or somebody directly. Example:- • Let's jump on the new mattress. • The ball is jumping upon/on my head.

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If I say ' none of us believe a word of it'. Is 'of it' an object complement of the direct object 'word' ?

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Neither. It's the preposition phrase (modifier) that's modifying the noun WORD.

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If TO is followed by a noun, the noun works as the object of the preposition TO. If it is followed by a verb (v1/), the verb is the Infinitive. I am going to Mumbai (object). I wanted (to eat) it. (Object, Infinitive)

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Sir, is it not the definition of subject complement?

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The weather became pleasant. Sir here pleasant is an object or a complement

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Subject complement.

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I think "you can jump somebody" by scaring that person or "you can sleep your baby" or... are they still transitive?

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You can jump on something or somebody. Sleep can be used as a transitive verb in a different sense.

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So we could say imperative sentences do have also a role as transitive verb while we command action with verb.

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"To be" is an Infinitive here. An Infinitive can play multiple roles in English. Please check my lesson on infinitives, and let me know if you have any doubts!

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Mahesh was selected for the job, here for the job is object or complement?

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None

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Thanks for teching me that what is object and complement...

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You're welcome!

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Is complement always follows intransitive verb??? Please make me clear

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Are you referring to the object complement?

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@@EnglishWithAshish both. Subject complement Or object complement. Please make me clear.

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In both cases, no. A subject complement is preceded by a linking verb, and an object complement is preceded by some specific transitive verbs.

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Sir could you say the difference between adjective complement and a participle complement

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There's nothing as such participle complement

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Noted! Will try to do it soon!

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Please tell me the object in the following two sentence. 1. I have a book. 2. The train reached the station. Have and reached are transitive or intransitive,if intransitive what is the relation of book and station to the sentence.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

1. A book (object of the verb HAVE) 2. The station (object of the verb REACH)

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Hello sir can you make a video on Subjective complement and objective complement. And if made already can you please provide me the link of it. MY exam is near so please reply fast

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Hello, Shivam! I've explained the subject complement in the video. Here's the link to the object complement: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnSZk3t8h9SWrpo

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Great explanation but i still have a question. she cooks well. what is well in this sentence and how ?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Hey, Edward! She cooks well. In the above sentence, "well" is an adverb that's modifying the verb "cooks". How does she cook? She cooks well. "Well" is a "how adverb" here. I hope it answers your question!

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@@EnglishWithAshish so is it a complement or not

[@edwardenglish4028]

as you said in the video that a noun and an adjective acts as complement in the sentence. so can an adverb also work as complement?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

No, it's not a complement. An adverb can never be a complement. An adverb can modify a verb, an adjective, and an adverb, but it can't modify a noun. A complement is always a noun or an adjective.

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@@EnglishWithAshish oka if we don't have object in a sentence and if have adjectives or noun on the place of objects , that will be complement

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Happy to help, John! Keep learning!

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Where do you live? Do you live in India? Please reply.....

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Yes, Aayush! I live in delhi.

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1) When I talk about Riya is the object. 2) Watch is the direct object and me the indirect object. 3)Nice is the adjective complement. 4) Frustrated is the adjective complement. 5) Clock is the object.

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Is act also a linking verb?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Yes.

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You're welcome! Glad to know you found it helpful! 😊

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[@EnglishWithAshish]

Happy to hear that! 🌸

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' she dances well' is well a subject compliment or verb compliment?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Verb complement. The subject complement doesn't modify a verb.

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Can a verb complement be an adjective sir? Because verb complement are usually objects or adjectives right?Also if we replace the word dance with a linking verb like is, it will be she is well.

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Rahul is what (a teacher) we get the answer Why is it still a complement???

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Thank you!

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Thank you!

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1. I advised him to play. Is 'to play' a object complement?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Direct object

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Glad you liked it! 🤗

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I have a pen. In the sentence above "pen" is object?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Yes, direct object of the verb have.

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Thank you, Amar!