Subject Predicate Object Complement
Basics of English language
Sentence: It is a group of words that makes a complete sense.
Myself Aditya.
[no sentence begins from the word myself. The right sentence is I myself Aditya or I am Aditya.]
I am agree with you.
[agree is a verb not an adjective. The right sentence is “I agree with you.”]
I am belong to DDN.
[belong is not an adjective, it is a verb.]
Subject and Predicate
The one who does the work in a sentence is called a subject.
For example
I am preparing for the exam. [I - Sub]
About whom something is discussed is called the subject of a sentence.
For example
We are enthusiastic Indians for the safety and security of our nation.
[we- sub]
Except subject what is left in the sentence is called the predicate.
Object:
For whom or on whom the work is done is called the object. [whom + verb]
I am teaching you passionately. [you- object]
He has promoted his brother. [his brother- object]
I have corrected them for their benefit. [them- object]
My mother scolded me for not studying. [me-object]
I encouraged my friends for the upcoming exams. [my friends- object]
I consider her my best friend. [her-object]
On whom the action is performed is called an object. [what + verb]
I am learning vocabulary to improve my English communication. [vocabulary- object]
She is preparing NDA exam. [NDA Exam- object]
I bought these shoes from Calcutta.
I had cooked a delicious dish. [a delicious dish- object]
I spent time with my family. [time-object]
CDA provides sufficient material for their ease of learning. [sufficient material]
I switched off AC for the comfort of the students [AC-object]
for the comfort of the students- complement
Note: there can be such sentence in which we can have two objects for example
I can ask him questions.
I want to send you money.
My father gave me a better company.
You responded him negative message.
I taught you English.
Direct object- English [what + verb]
Indirect object – you [whom + verb]
Complement- it is the section of a sentence that completes its sense.
I protested them for the betterment of the environment.
Subject
Protest – verb
Them- object
For the betterment of the environment – complement
protested them for the betterment of the environment.- predicate
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