Object, Complement & Adverbials

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Thank you sir. I've a question. Are adverb, adverbial phrase and prepositional phrase parts of predicate?

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[@SanKirtan-Yagya]

1. I advised him to play.
Is 'to play' a object complement?

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An object receives the action of a transitive verb. For example, I kick the ball. Here, "the ball" is receiving the action of my kick. On the other hand, an object complement is preceded by an object. For example, I kick the ball very hard. Here, " very hard" is the object complement which is preceded by an object, "the ball".

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