VERB COMPLEMENT masterclass || Types of verb complements
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
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This video helps you understand everything about a verb complement. It helps you learn what a verb complement is, how it functions in a sentence, and how to identify it.
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Is it not a noun phrase working as an object? If we put a question Enjoyed what? The answer will be watching this show.
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Yes. It's pretty clear
Sir , I'hv a doubt. Whether Adverb of Place can be subject complement ???
E.g. " Rohan is here. "
" Sohan is there."
In these sentences , here & there act as complement , but the part of speech of "here" & "there" is "Adverb of Place".
They are working as adjectives here, giving information about the existence of the subject.
And yes, they are called subject complements in these examples.
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Here, let me know the grammatical knowledge of the above mentioned
Like clauses,phrases, appropriate punctuation marks.
Hi prof.
I have a question :
In previous courses, you said that preposition phrase functions as adjective or adverbe ok , but in some cases ,we find preposition phrase after transtive verb not an direct object (noun or pronoun),but transitive need to direct object not adj or adv, so can you explain this contradiction .for example, i choose between tea or coffe(chooae what ?? So choose transitive verb need to direct object not preposition phrase)
Thnks
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Sir just two doubts.
1- can subject complement come after intransitive verb?
2- the sun shone brightly, what is brightly in it?
No, only after a linking verb.
And brightly is an adverb here.
Hello Ashish !
I checked the answers of the practice set on your website, and I feel quite confused.
In the sentence "Don't put ice cubes in my drink." isn't 'in my drink' an adverbial complement ?
We ask ourselves the question, "not to put the ice cubes where ???" and the answer we get is 'in my drink'.
Isn't it ?
Yes, it's an adverbial complement. Did I not call it an adverbial complement?
@@EnglishWithAshish In your video, you have definitely called it an adverbial complement, however on your website, it's mentioned as verb complement. And you also mentioned in your video that verb complement is not the same as an adverbial complement. So that's there !
I just checked it. The example is not there. A similar example is there where I've broken it down.
@@EnglishWithAshish I wish I could share the screenshot here :(
Click on the link in your description of this video and please see the example number 5 of the practice set. It is the same example, the one about ice cubes.
I checked it just now and it's there :)
I'll go through it again. I might have been in hurry and missed something.
Hi,Ashish.Can dependent clauses have adverbials or complements?For example, "He told me that I should wait until I got older to go to school". What is "to go to school" in this sentence?Adverbial to wait?Complement to older?Part of the adverb clause "until I got older..." KIND OF CONFUSING.
Any clause can have it. It's you the writer who decide what information you want to have in your sentence.
Sir to be + noun and to be+adjective ka use
Watch the lesson on INFINITIVES.
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He did not mind having been dropped from the project
He did not mind being dropped from the project ,
Sir what's the difference between theese two
The tense and the participle type. Both the participle phrases refer to different tenses. The one is a perfect participle, and the second one is a present participle.
@@EnglishWithAshish thank you so much sir,i wanna know the difference in meaning of both plz clear my doubt in any of your future videos
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1. Verb compliment (noun phrase)
2. Not V. C
3.V.B ( gerund phrase)
4.V.C (noun)
5.Not V. B.
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