Underline the complement and state whether it is subject complement or object complement<\/p>\n
1. We elected Gopal President.<\/p>\n
2. She is an engineer.<\/p>\n
3. Mary looked upset.<\/p>\n
4. They named the boy Aryan.<\/p>\n
5. They made me secretary of the association.<\/p>\n
6. The jury found him guilty.<\/p>\n
7. We chose him our leader.<\/p>\n
8. The Romans wanted to crown Caesar king.<\/p>\n
9. They found the town deserted.<\/p>\n
10. The noise drove him mad.<\/p>\n
11. That book made her famous.<\/p>\n
12. He painted the car red.<\/p>\n
13. We found the house abandoned.<\/p>\n
14. He thought the plan unviable.<\/p>\n
15. We find the cost of living rather high.<\/p>\n
16. We consider the matter very urgent.<\/p>\n
17. He remained a bachelor.<\/p>\n
18. He looked upset.<\/p>\n
19. The mob turned violent.<\/p>\n
20. That sounds interesting. <\/p>\n
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