Subject Complement
Subject complement can be divided into predicative adjective (subjects connected with adjective), and predicate nominative (subjects connected with noun atau pronoun).
Subject
complement example:
Subject
Complement Example
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Information
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Mr. Mamat was a great headmaster.
(Mr. Mamat adalah kepala sekolah yang hebat.) |
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headmaster (predicate noun) = explain the subject (Mr. Mamat)
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a, great = modifier which explain headmaster
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a great headmaster = noun phrase
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That lady is very beautiful.
(Wanita itu sangat cantik.) |
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beautiful (predicate adjective) = explain the subject (lady)
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very = modifier which explain beautiful
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that lady = noun phrase
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These are yours.
(Ini milikmu.) |
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yours (predicate
pronoun) = explain the subject (this)
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these = demonstrative pronoun
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The noodle tasted delicious.
(Mie tsb terasa lezat.) |
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delicious >(predicate adjective) = explain the subject (noodle)
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the noodle = noun phrase
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My favorite activities are shopping andtraveling.
(Aktivitas favoritku adalah belanja dan jalan-jalan.) |
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shopping, traveling (gerund) = explain the subject (activity)
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my favorite activity = noun phrase
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His dream is to win a cooking contest.
(Impiannya adalah menang kontes masak.) |
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to win a cooking contest (infinitive) = explain the subject (dream)
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his dream = noun phrase
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Verb
Complement
Verb complement is a direct object (DO) or indirect object (IO) from action verb. Such objects can be a noun, pronoun, or other construction that acted like noun, seperti: gerund, infinitive, and noun clause.
Verb
Complement Example
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Direct
Object
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Indirect
Object
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My boss paid me two thousand dollars.
(Bosku membayarku dua ribu dollar.) |
noun phrase
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pronoun
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I love swimming.
(Aku suka berenang.) |
gerund
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She wanted to go.
(Dia ingin pergi.) |
infinitive
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He discovered that creating a website is quite easy.
(Dia mendapati bahwa membuat sebuah website cukup mudah.) |
noun clause
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Modifier
Modifier is a word, phrase, or clause which serves as a adjectiveor adverb which explains another word or group of words.
As Adjective and Adverb when functioning as adjective (can be simple adjective, adjective phrase, adjective clause, participle, or infinitive), modifier explains the noun. Meanwhile, when it serves as a adverb (can be simple adverb, adverb phrase, adverb clause, prepositional phrase,infinitive), this word explain verb,adjective, or other adverb.
Modifier as
Adjective and Adverb:
Construction
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Modifier Sentences
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Information
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She found a letter put on my bag.
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Participial
phrase (put on my bag) serve as adjective which explain letter(noun). Whole “a letter put on my bag”
is noun phrase.
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Adverb Phrase
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She swims so beautifully.
(Dia berenang dengan sangat cantik.) |
Adverb
phrase explain swims (verb).
As for adverb phrase can be adverb+qualifier, prepositional phrase, or infinitive phrase.
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Adjective Clause
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The book that he has read is very interesting.
(Buku yang dia telah baca sangat menarik.) |
Adjective
clause explain the book (noun).
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Adverb Clause
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When
you went to the grocery, he came.
(Ketika kamu pergi ke toko bahan makanan, dia datang.) |
Adverb
clause answer the question: “When did he come?”
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Modifier Placement
Problems
Problems placement (placement) are as follows:
Explaination
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Modifier
Sentences
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Dangling modifier ditempatkan pada suatu
kalimat namun tidak menerangkan suatu bagian yang muncul setelahnya. |
After eating on the street, her
stomach usually hurts. (Setelah makan di jalanan, perutnya biasanya sakit.) [Siapa yang makan di jalanan?perutnya?] |
Misplaced menempati posisi yang salah di
dalam suatu kalimat. |
I stored the fresh milk to my
friend in the
bottle. (Saya menyimpan susu segar untuk “teman saya di dalam botol”.) |
Squinting diletakkan diantara dua kata, phrase,
atau clause, dimana dia dapat menerangkan salah satu dari keduanya sehingga kalimat menjadi ambigu. |
He told yesterday he changed
the oil in his car. (Dia mengatakan kemarin dia mengganti oli mobilnya.) [mengatakan kemarin atau mengganti oli-nya yang kemarin?] |
Source: www.wordsmile.com (already translated)
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