What is subject, predicate, object, attributive, adverbial complement? It is best to have column sentences. My English is not good, so please help me, brothers and sisters, thank you!

Just remember a few structures, subject-predicate structure; verb-object structure; preposition-object structure; system structure. Before doing the question, make it clear who is the predicate verb.

i am a student. The predicate verb of this sentence is am. According to the sentence structure we just talked about, we know that i is the subject and am is the copula, which is a linking verb, which is a table structure, so a student is a predicate

< p>she ate an apple yesterday also uses a structural method to divide the sentence components. ate is the predicate and she is the subject. Because eat (ate) is a transitive verb, an apple is its object. Yesterday is a time adverbial.

mike is a handsome boy. mike is the subject, is is the predicate, a boy is the predicate, and the adjective handsome that modifies boy serves as the attributive.

The subject, predicate and object can be judged by analyzing the sentence structure. The adverbial teacher should have told you that there are adverbials such as time, place, reason, etc. Attributives are generally used to modify nouns or pronouns. Complements are generally in specific structures, such as: my mother made me do my homework just now. my mother subject make sb. do sth. Let someone do something. This do sth is the complement that supplements sb.

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