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Lesson

16 Da+ng


Week 6

Descrip)ve complements (2)



The subject of a sentence can be described by a complement following

In Red: causes
In Blue: the eects on the subject



Poten)al Complements




















oris place between a verb


and a resulta)ve/direc)onal
complement to indicate
whether a certain result can
be realized or not

(not able to fulll/nish)


Vs
X


not able to fulll/nish)
Vs
(not allowed to nish)














When used before a noun or

pronoun, means only.

Direc+onal Complements (2)





Some+mes can be combined with or













Compound Direc+onal Complements



1: Subject + V ++ place word/noun +











B: Subject + V + + + Noun






Simple Direc+onal Complement: Subject + + O + V +










Compound Direc+onal Complement: Subject + O + V + (+place
word) +

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