1. Nouns: A noun identifies the object of the verb, providing information about its state or identity.
* Example: "They elected him president." ("president" is the noun objective complement)
2. Adjectives: An adjective modifies the object of the verb, describing its qualities.
* Example: "The judge found the defendant guilty." ("guilty" is the adjective objective complement)
3. Pronouns: A pronoun can replace a noun as the object of the verb and can also function as an objective complement.
* Example: "They consider her the best candidate." ("her" is the pronoun objective complement)
Important Note: An objective complement directly follows the direct object and provides information about it.