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Word order

Content clause

Declarative content clause

  1. As direct objects
    He told her (that) she was smart.
  2. Similarly with verb-like adjectives
    Convinced (that) he could manage it without help, he decided to proceed.

Complement

Subject complement

Tells more about the subject by means of the verb.

She looks sick.
Apples are red.

Object complement

Subject

  1. Determinerless noun phrase
    Builders are at work.
  2. Determiner phrase
    The large car stopped at my house.
  3. Gerund – can form a determiner phrase
    Eating is pleasure.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Word order

Content clause

Declarative content clause

  1. As direct objects
    He told her (that) she was smart.
  2. Similarly with verb-like adjectives
    Convinced (that) he could manage it without help, he decided to proceed.

Complement

Subject complement

Tells more about the subject by means of the verb.

She looks sick.
Apples are red.

Object complement

Subject

  1. Determinerless noun phrase
    Builders are at work.
  2. Determiner phrase
    The large car stopped at my house.
  3. Gerund – can form a determiner phrase
    Eating is pleasure.

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