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Direct objects, indirect objects, sometimes prepositional phrases. Whatever is necessary to complete the meaning. For example, the verb invite requires an object to complete its meaning.
- Direct objects, indirect objects, sometimes prepositional phrases.
- Whatever is necessary to complete the meaning.
- For example, the verb invite requires an object to complete its meaning.
- *He invited.
- He invited his friends.
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Direct objects, indirect objects, sometimes prepositional phrases.
Whatever is necessary to complete the meaning.
For example, the verb invite requires an object to complete its meaning.
*He invited.
He invited his friends.
his friends is the direct object of invited. It is a verb complement.
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Whatever is necessary to complete the meaning.
For example, the verb invite requires an object to complete its meaning.
*He invited.
He invited his friends.
his friends is the direct object of invited. It is a verb complement.
CJ
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