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Can you give sentences containing noun complements?

Sentences with Noun Complements:

Here are some examples of sentences containing noun complements:

1. Direct Object Complements:

* They elected her president. (President is the noun complement of the direct object "her")

* We consider him a genius. (Genius is the noun complement of the direct object "him")

* The teacher made me the class monitor. (Class monitor is the noun complement of the direct object "me")

2. Subject Complements:

* My biggest fear is failure. (Failure is the noun complement of the subject "fear")

* He became a successful businessman. (Successful businessman is the noun complement of the subject "He")

* The truth is a double-edged sword. (Double-edged sword is the noun complement of the subject "truth")

3. Object Complements:

* They painted the house red. (Red is the noun complement of the object "house")

* We call him "The Professor." (The Professor is the noun complement of the object "him")

* They declared her queen. (Queen is the noun complement of the object "her")

4. Appositive Phrases:

* My sister, a renowned scientist, is coming to visit. (Renowned scientist is an appositive phrase, a noun complement that renames the noun "sister")

* The book, a classic mystery, is still popular today. (Classic mystery is an appositive phrase, a noun complement that renames the noun "book")

* My favorite food, pizza, is always delicious. (Pizza is an appositive phrase, a noun complement that renames the noun "favorite food")

5. Noun Clauses:

* What I need is a good night's sleep. (What I need is a noun clause, a noun complement of the subject "what")

* I know who stole the money. (Who stole the money is a noun clause, a noun complement of the verb "know")

* They discussed where they should go next. (Where they should go next is a noun clause, a noun complement of the verb "discussed")

These are just a few examples. Noun complements can be found in a variety of sentence structures and grammatical contexts.

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