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Complements in English

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Types of verb complements

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Types of verb complements

by Hodiya Sodiqova
1

What is a complement in grammar?

2

How many types of complements are there in English grammar?

3

Which type of complement follows a verb like 'want' to complete its meaning?

4

Which complement does the sentence 'Alice wanted to come to the party' use?

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Which type of complement is used in 'Joyce enjoys going to the theater'?

6

In 'Fred knows that he must finish the paper', which complement type is present?

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Which clause type is exemplified by 'I don't know how he does it'?

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Complements usually function as ….. of the verbs

9

Which statement correctly describes a gerund complement?

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Which sentence is grammatically correct?

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Which type of complement can be an embedded question after a verb?

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Infinitive complements follow verbs like want (e.g., want to come).

The infinitive complements the verb 'wanted' and lacks its own subject.

'Going' is a gerund; the complement is a gerund clause.

This is a 'that' complement providing the content of what Fred knows.

It embeds a question within the sentence without using the question form.

Infinitive and gerund complements do not have visible subjects.

Gerund complements use -ing forms and often follow verbs like 'enjoy'.

Complements are needed to complete the verb's meaning.

Embedded question complements contain a question-like content without forming a direct question.

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