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Tkacka15 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Complement
You look confused.
Is the adjective "confused" a complement of the subject or is it a complement of the verb in the above sentence?
Is the adjective "confused" a complement of the subject or is it a complement of the verb in the above sentence?
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A complement of the subject, just as with: You are confused You became confused You remain confused You seem confused You appear confused You sound confused etc.
- A complement of the subject, just as with: You are confused You became confused You remain confused You seem confused You appear confused You sound confused etc.
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A complement of the subject, just as with:
You are confused
You became confused
You remain confused
You seem confused
You appear confused
You sound confused
etc.
You are confused
You became confused
You remain confused
You seem confused
You appear confused
You sound confused
etc.
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