Please read the following sentences:
* The baby sleeps.
* They made him king.
The first sentence shows complete sense without any help of any other word whereas the sense of second sentence completes only with the help of the word ‘king’.
Incomplete Verbs: The verbs, which require help of any other word(s) are called ‘Incomplete Verbs’. The word, which helps to complete the sense of incomplete verb are called ‘Complement of the Verb or Completion of the Predicate.
Intransitive verbs like appear, be, become, get, grow, live, look, seem etc. are generally used as incomplete verb.
But some transitive verbs also are incomplete and require some other word or words besides their object to give a complete predication.
Examples:
* They call him rascal.
* The boys made Mohan captain.
* His parents named him Sohan.
* I consider the man trustworthy.
* The baby sleeps.
* They made him king.
The first sentence shows complete sense without any help of any other word whereas the sense of second sentence completes only with the help of the word ‘king’.
Incomplete Verbs: The verbs, which require help of any other word(s) are called ‘Incomplete Verbs’. The word, which helps to complete the sense of incomplete verb are called ‘Complement of the Verb or Completion of the Predicate.
Intransitive verbs like appear, be, become, get, grow, live, look, seem etc. are generally used as incomplete verb.
But some transitive verbs also are incomplete and require some other word or words besides their object to give a complete predication.
Examples:
* They call him rascal.
* The boys made Mohan captain.
* His parents named him Sohan.
* I consider the man trustworthy.
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