Unit3Grammarandusage讲解课件（牛津版必修3）.ppt

Unit 3;Object Complement ;Who are they?;They are Fei Junlong and Nie Haisheng. We call them great heroes. object object complement ;Pay attention to the following:;4. An object complement can be a prepositional phrase. If you keep the new dress in hot water, the colors will run. 5. An object complement can also be a present participle phrase or a past participle phrase. The most exciting thing for the old man was to watch the children playing in the garden. They told me to have my car repaired as soon as possible. 6. An object complement usually agrees with the object in number. After that people called the boy a little hero.;Summary ;e.g. Though he did not mean to hurt her, yet his joke did make her angry. After many years of hard work, he found it impossible to carry on with his experiments. 3. The following verbs are often followed by a to-infinitive as an object complement: ask, tell, beg, invite, order, advise, warn, want, get, wish, expect, persuade, allow, permit, forbid, help,… e.g. She asked me to answer the question at once. The teacher did not allow us to talk to each other in class.;4. The following verbs are often followed by a bare infinitive as an object complement have, make, let, help, see, hear, watch, notice, find, observe, look at, listen to e.g. In that factory, the boss always has his workers work more than fifteen hours a day. The Most exciting thing for the old man was to watch his grandchildren play in the garden. 5. The following verbs are often followed by a present participle as an object complement: have, keep, get, feel, see, hear, watch, find, notice, observe,…;e.g. As we got to the top of the mountain, we saw the sun rising in the east. Some villagers reported that they saw the missing boy playing near the river toward evening. 6. The following verbs are often followed by a past participle as an object complement: