Subject, Verb, Complement, Modifier

Definition of Subject, Verb, Complement, Modifier

1. Subject

Subject is about what or who is spoken in the sentence or clause also predicate explain something about the subject. Subjects can be people, animals, objects, or abstract concepts.

2. Verb

Verb is a word that serves to indicate the action of the subject, indicating an event or state.

3. Complement

Complement is a sentence element, which serves to complete parts or elements of other sentences, such as subject, predicate, and object. Complement can be a noun, a phrase, or a clause. A complement, cannot be the subject of a sentence if it is converted into a passive sentence. This is in contrast to objects that can generally be subjects when converted into passive sentences. Complements can follow the verb be, or other linking verbs like seem or become. Complements can also follow the clause object.

4. Modifier

Modifier is a word, phrase or clause in English that has a function as an adjective or adverb that describes a word or group of other words.

Sentences:

1. I saw nadia last night.
2. She bring her phone to school.
3. John jump to the river.
4. She didn’t answer your question while she get angry.
5. You should put that thing carefully.
6. The hunter shot the bird with the gun.
7. Annie raised her hand because she know the answer.
8. Zilong closed the door slowly.
9. Noctis throw his weapon to the beast.
10. Thanos gathering stones to get infinity power.
11. Lady Diana draw her sword and shield when against her enemies.
12. After this fight, Prompto want to confess his feeling to Cindy.
13. Gladio help Noctis when Noctis in danger.
14. Steve can throw his shield hardly.
15. Hunter set the trap in forest.
16. Rat ate my cake which I put in table.
17. I play music when get bored.
18. I want to confess that I love her tonight.
19. She didn’t love me anymore.
20. She love my friend while I love her so much.

THREE BIRDS ON A TREE BRANCH

During a math lesson, a teacher taught her students to count. “There are 3 birds which are perched on a tree branch. Then a hunter comes. He takes and aims his gun to one of the bird. The hunter shots one bird and hit it. So how many birds which are left on the tree? “The teacher asked to the student.

All of the students were silent. They were busy counting the remaining birds. However, there was a student named Andi looked calm. The teacher was confused with what he had done. Then she asked him, “Andi, answer my question!” He confidently replied, “There are three birds and then one of them being shot. So the bird which is left on a tree branch is nothing”

The teacher was surprised to hear his answer. The teacher then asked again, “Andy, try to answer my question seriously. How many birds are left?” “There’s nothing left mom!” said him. She was increasingly annoyed even she told Andy to use his hands as a tool to count. “Point out your three fingers, then removes one of them” the teacher explained. “There is no birds left mom!” he didn’t change his answer.

The teacher gave up and asked, “Tell us, why you said no birds left?” “When the hunter shot one of them, two other birds was flying away because they heard gunfire. So there is nothing left mom! “Andy explained. Hearing the answer, the teacher was silent while his entire friend laughed out loud.

1. During a math lesson, a teacher taught her students to count.
2. “There are 3 birds which are perched on a tree branch.
3. Then a hunter comes.
4. He takes and aims his gun to one of the bird.
5. The hunter shots one bird and hit it.
6. The teacher asked to the student.
7. All of the students were silent.
8. They were busy counting the remaining birds.
9. The teacher was confused with what he had done.
10. She asked him, “Andi, answer my question!” He confidently replied, “There are three birds and then one of them being shot.
11. So the bird which is left on a tree branch is nothing”
12. The teacher was surprised to hear his answer.
13. The teacher then asked again, “Andy, try to answer my question seriously.
14. She was increasingly annoyed even she told Andy to use his hands as a tool to count.
15. the teacher explained.
16. he didn’t change his answer.
17. The teacher gave up and asked,
18. “When the hunter shot one of them, two other birds was flying away because they heard gunfire.
19. Andy explained.
20. Hearing the answer, the teacher was silent while his entire friend laughed out loud.

Information:
- Red is for Subject.
- Green is for Verb.
- Blue is for Complement.
- Purple is for Modifier.