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

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Nicely done. He made the problem complicated.here complicated is an adverbial or complement.please clarify

[@EnglishWithAshish]

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

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Subject complement.

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Thank you Ashish sir, it is very helpful. 1 when I talk about Riya ( complement) 2 me ( indirect obj) a brand new watch ( direct obj) 3 nice when you take a shower ( complement) 4 frustrated ( complement) 5 look ( intransitive verb)

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My favourite pastime is playing video games. What is playing in this sentence object or complement

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

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1.Riya 2. New Watch

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Here's the lesson: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWjQp6yaf56cesU

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The beautiful birds fly gracefully towards the horizon is there a compliment? if no then why not?

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The beautiful birds - subject Fly - verb Gracefully - adverb, modifying the verb Towards the horizon - adverb phrase, modifying the verb There is no complement!

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@@EnglishWithAshish can you help me understand why towards the horizon is a verb! it doesn't click in my head why it's a verb it doesn't seem to refer to be doing something. it feels like an adjective more than a verb.

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Please re-read my comment. I said it's an adverb phrase, not a verb. ;)

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@@EnglishWithAshish i think i'm clear with my problem a lil bit but not all the way. it's probably an adverb phrase but it kind of feels like an adjective doesn't it?

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1) 'when I talk about Riya' is the object. 2) watch is the object. 3) nice is the complement. 4) frustrated is the complement. 5) 'the clock' is the object.

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

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

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Direct object

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

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