About English grammar. Explain the subject, predicate, object, predication and object complement of a sentence with examples.

the simplest subject-predicate-object structure: I love you! I is the subject, the subject of a sentence, and the sender of the action love. The predicate is the action issued by the subject. The object is the recipient of the action. For example, you can't form a complete sentence without an object after the transitive verb here. For example, without you, you can only translate "I love" and obviously don't know what you love.

The so-called predication means "expression". That is to say, the words used as slogans describe the subject, highlighting the characteristics and state of the subject, usually adjectives, often located after be. For example, She is beautiful! Beautiful describes a feature of the subject she, which is "beautiful". Another example is I am very sad now. Sad shows a state of the subject.

Object complement: since it is complement, it means that the object has shortcomings, right, that is, it is used to supplement the object. Make the object more complete. For example, the teacher asks him to go to his office after class. The teacher asks him to go to his office after class. He is the object of ask. If there is no back, it is obviously incomplete. You don't know why the teacher asked him. But he added the back to go to his office as a complement. Supplementary explanation, you will know the purpose of the teacher calling him, so that the sentence can be complete.

I have always liked English grammar. In fact, you can practice by dividing simple sentence components first, and you can even divide the Chinese structure. Try more, from simple to difficult sentences, I think you will gradually like it and feel simple. I wish you English by going up one flight of stairs.