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Preposition phrase serves as the subject complement

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"logical subject" of verbals

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How to distinguish direct object and object complement?

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Is "as father was away in France" a reason clause or time clause?

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"which" as relative determiner?

“that” and “which” as relative pronoun

"which" acting as relative pronoun standing for verbal phrases?

Can "who" serve complement in a relative clause?

expect to & expect?

Understanding of a sentence

What does "not...differently from" mean?

Can a gerund phrase serve as an appositive?

Can an adverb phrase function as subject complement? My mother is now 'back' with us

How to identify whether an infinitive phrase functions as a direct object or an object complement?

Does "complement clause" exist?

A question regarding "it"

Can "couldn't have done" be used in subjunctive mood?

What should we call the clause after "would rather"?

Two questions regarding a passage

An understanding of "No one could be more generous"

When should I use "difference" or "differences"?

Understanding of the phrase "an inspirational speech"

A question about modal verb "can"

A question regarding the structure "question word + to-infinitive"

A question regarding gerund and its actor

Can infinitives be used as the direct object after ditransitives?

Are "maximum", "up to" and "at most" synonyms?

Preposition phrase serves as the subject complement

"logical subject" of verbals

How to distinguish direct object and object complement?

How to understand “around the world and in the U.S.”

Paraphrase this sentence about Microsoft acquiring someone's startup?

Is "as father was away in France" a reason clause or time clause?

Which is the subject in "Because he felt tired was not a reason for skipping class"?