In the sentence "Coal is sometimes called stored-up sunlight", the italicized part is a(n) A: object complement. B: subjective complement. C: object. D: appositive.
In the sentence "Coal is sometimes called stored-up sunlight", the italicized part is a(n) A: object complement. B: subjective complement. C: object. D: appositive.
Not all verbs can take a CP complement.
Not all verbs can take a CP complement.
What elements does a phrase contain A: specifier, modifier and complement B: head, specifier and complement C: head, specifier and complementize D: determiner, modifier and complement
What elements does a phrase contain A: specifier, modifier and complement B: head, specifier and complement C: head, specifier and complementize D: determiner, modifier and complement
variabl,complement,andliteralarealltermsusedinBooleanalgebra
variabl,complement,andliteralarealltermsusedinBooleanalgebra
He was found the right man for the job. The italicized part functions as a(n)___ in the sentence. A: subject complement B: object C: adverbial D: object complement
He was found the right man for the job. The italicized part functions as a(n)___ in the sentence. A: subject complement B: object C: adverbial D: object complement
In the sentence "I will make you a good teacher.", "a good teacher" is a(n) _____. A: object complement B: subject complement C: attribute D: indirect object
In the sentence "I will make you a good teacher.", "a good teacher" is a(n) _____. A: object complement B: subject complement C: attribute D: indirect object
Which of the following sentences contains an object complement?
Which of the following sentences contains an object complement?
Identify the verb, subject complement, d...orge is the captain.
Identify the verb, subject complement, d...orge is the captain.
In "Can you show me your photo", the italicized part is the ______ of the sentence. A: object complement B: direct object C: subject complement D: indirect object
In "Can you show me your photo", the italicized part is the ______ of the sentence. A: object complement B: direct object C: subject complement D: indirect object
Ketchup is a better compliment to french fries then mustard. A: NO CHANGE B: compliment to french fries than C: complement to french fries then D: complement to french fries than
Ketchup is a better compliment to french fries then mustard. A: NO CHANGE B: compliment to french fries than C: complement to french fries then D: complement to french fries than