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Nakool Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
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I must complement you on your good manners and your impeccable behavior.
The sentence has no error according to my book.
Shouldn't we use 'compliment' in the above sentence?
The sentence has no error according to my book.
Shouldn't we use 'compliment' in the above sentence?
Top answer
Yes, use compl i ment.
- Yes, use compl i ment.
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Compliment is a ‘verb’ while Complement is a 'noun'
Complement means "something that completes or brings to perfection"
A compliment is an expression of praise.
In your sentence, you have used complement which is wrong. It is a noun. Use the verb-compliment.
Complement means "something that completes or brings to perfection"
A compliment is an expression of praise.
In your sentence, you have used complement which is wrong. It is a noun. Use the verb-compliment.
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Vannie evansCompliment is a ‘verb’ while Complement is a 'noun'Both words can function as verbs and as nouns.
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