Action 11, 5a, p.65; 5c, p.69. Adjective complements and verb complementation.

Adjective complement is ..

• a type of punctuation used to separate items in a list
• a word or phrase that gives extra information about the adjective

• a conjunction that connects two independent clauses
• a word that replaces a noun in a sentence

There are .... types of adjective complements.

• zero
• five
• two
• three

Name the types of adjective complements

• Noun complements and verb complements
• Noun phrase and

  infinitive phrase

• Comparative complements and superlative complements
• Adverbial complements and possessive complements

Which of these sentences is adjective complement

• I'm afraid to know the truth

• I go to school

• I've been teaching English for 4 years

• I know I'm right

Complete the phrase with infinitive phrase: It is important ...

• eating breakfast every morning

• how to juggle

• watch TV all day

• to understand the importance of time management

Complete the phrase with infinitive phrase: I'm pleased ...

• talkative to you

• see you

• to eating dinner

• to meet you

Complete the phrase with infinitive phrase: It is too late ....

• to start working on the project
• to buy a new car
• to make any changes now
• to go to bed early

Complete the sentence with the correct noun phrase: I'm happy ...

• I'm at the dentist

• where I'm doing my taxes

• What I'm stuck in traffic

• when I'm with my family

Complete the sentence with the correct noun phrase: He's sad

• To eating a delicious meal

• To he won the lottery

• Be the sunny weather

• that he lost his pet

Complete the sentence with the correct noun phrase: She is angry ...

• to meet her friend

• look at the park

• where her dog

• that he didn't come on time.