PPT-Complements

Complements A word or word group that completes the meaning of a verb could be a noun a pronoun or an adjective Every sentence must have at least one and Often a verb also needs a complement to make the sentence complete. Bill wantedintendedhop edsaidseemedforgotask edfailedtrieddecided to write the book 2 Bill enjoyedtriedfinishedadmittedreportedrememberedpermitted writing the book 3 Bill thoughtsaidforgotremembered reportedwas saddiscoveredknew that he wrot S Selected Paper prepared for presentation at th e American Agricultural Economics Association Annual Meeting Orlando Florida July 27 29 2008 brPage 2br Abstract Key Words JEL Classifications Disclaimer brPage 3br Complements and By focusing on the properties of a small and comparat ively neglected class of nonfinite complements in English this paper wi ll shed light on the larger class of nonfinite complements that have been the subject of much discussion arguing that selec With the tax governments have an additional instrument at hand to in uence trading activity The FTT aims to reduce regulatory arbitrage 57567 ash trades over active portfolio management excessive leverage and speculative transactions of nancial inst it krapovauniveit 1 Introduction the apparent clausal complements of Ns are NOT real complements Stowell 1981 the relation between the that clause and the N is one of adjunction rather than one of throle assignment where the adjunct CP is actually i Complements-. The word complement comes from the Latin word . complere. which means “to fill up or complete”. . Complements . COMPLETE the meaning of a verb.. What words are complements?. A complement can be a . Definition: Words that complete the thoughts of a sentence are called . complements. . . There are 2 kinds of complements: those that follow . action verbs. and those that follow . linking verbs. . . English Nonfinite Complements (4) a. subject + predicate b. CP + VP c. I' IP I' English Nonfinite Complements (8) a. To be part of a team pays. b. It pays to be part of a team. (9) a. To t DIRECT OBJECTS. A noun or pronoun. Follows the action verb. Receives the action of the action verb. Ask whom? or what? . a. fter the verb. Never part of a prepositional phrase. The hailstorm bombarded the picnickers.. Review: What are each of the following?. Subject. Verb. Direct Object. Indirect Object. Prepositional Phrases. Start with a preposition. Ends with an object. An object will be a noun or a pronoun. Example: Towards the east.. Below are some key features of the Basic Dictionary.. Search in any of 30 Languages. Search by Definition. Search by Sound. Search by Qualitative criteria such as Good/Bad and Less/More. Display Interactive Graphs of Word Relationships. 10/23 今天的学习目标 ( Today’s Learning Objectives ) I can speak and read the vocabulary of Lesson 16 Dialogue 1. I can understand and use Resultative Complement 结果补语 and Directional Complements GRAM FUNCTIONS. Study the . ff. structures:. Jane saw the thief 1. Jane is friendly 2. Jane has paid her dues 3 . They made Jane their spokesperson 4. Jane gave the students useful tips 5. The word complement comes from the Latin word . complere. which means “to fill up or complete”. . Complements . COMPLETE the meaning of a verb.. What words are complements?. A complement can be a .