Skip to main content
added 95 characters in body
Source Link
TimR
  • 136.9k
  • 8
  • 103
  • 227

The verb in the object complement is the bare infinitive.

I heard her object sing. complement

I saw him object run. complement

You have seen it object happen.complement

When we put the video in super slow-motion, we can see the hummingbird's wings beat.

The objects are not in nominative case but objective case (her, him).

This construction is not to be confused with a relative clause:

You have seen that it happens.

The verb in the object complement is the bare infinitive.

I heard her object sing. complement

I saw him object run. complement

You have seen it object happen.complement

The objects are not in nominative case but objective case (her, him).

This construction is not to be confused with a relative clause:

You have seen that it happens.

The verb in the object complement is the bare infinitive.

I heard her object sing. complement

I saw him object run. complement

You have seen it object happen.complement

When we put the video in super slow-motion, we can see the hummingbird's wings beat.

The objects are not in nominative case but objective case (her, him).

This construction is not to be confused with a relative clause:

You have seen that it happens.

Source Link
TimR
  • 136.9k
  • 8
  • 103
  • 227

The verb in the object complement is the bare infinitive.

I heard her object sing. complement

I saw him object run. complement

You have seen it object happen.complement

The objects are not in nominative case but objective case (her, him).

This construction is not to be confused with a relative clause:

You have seen that it happens.