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3. An I nfinitive; as, The French d etermined to retire. The
whole Assembly seem ed to comply.
No te th at th e complement, lik e th e no minative, may be enlarge d with
adjuncts; as, George kill ed a >ery large salmon, Victoria was Queen
of England.
Some V erbs require a double complement to complete the
sense ; a s,-
Th e people ma de (1) Paul (2) a ood.
Th e master gave (1) his son (2) a book.
'fhe general ordered (1) the caml1'Y (2) to ad m>tce.
They accused (1) the toy (2) of theft,
Note th at th e P assives of th ese Ve rbs may re tain one of th eir complements;
as,- P aul was made a god .
Th e cavalry was ord ere d to admnce.
The boy was accused of theft.
The following are exam p les of two m ethods of analysis:­
1. A NALYTIC P ARSI NG.
U The English commander, perceiving his advantage, at once ord ered
a coupl e of gun s to be placed on th e kn oll."
Verb, ordered.
Nominative, commander,
Th e English commander ' " Whol e Subject.
per ceiving his ad vantage, at once orde red a couple of } Wh I P d ' Ie
'guns to be placed on th e kn oll. .... .. ...... ... .......... ..... 0 e re tea •
The
Adjunct to Sub.
English
Adjunct to Sub.
command er
S;m:11e Subject.
per ceiving his advantage Adu rbial Adjunct (eauu).
at once
Adverbiai Adjunct (time).
ord ered
Simple Predicate.
D. couple of gun s Obj . Complement.
to be placed on the kno ll
Second Complement.
2. T ABULAR A N ALYSI S.
8UBJEcrr.
PUE DICATE.
A ttribute. Nominati.ve.
I
Verb. Complemeni, Extension.
The commander orde red (1) a cou ple of (1) at once
English guns (old.) (time)
(2) to be placed (2) perc eiving
on th e knoll his advant -
age (enu se)