Complementos en inglés
Un complemento es una palabra o un grupo de palabras (generalmente un adjetivo o un sustantivo) que se usa después de verbos copulativos (como be y become). El complemento identifica o describe el sujeto del verbo.
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"She seems very pleased."
("Parece estar muy contenta.")
("Parece estar muy contenta.")
Ejemplos (el complemento está en negrita):
- I am a singer.
(Soy cantante.)
- He is Jack.
(Él es Jack.)
- She became angry.
(Se enojó.)
- Amy turned red.
(Amy se puso roja.)
- I am Beth.
(Soy Beth.)
- You are a teacher.
(Eres un profesor.)
- He is a good cook.
(Es un buen cocinero.)
- He became a successful businessman.
(Se convirtió en un exitoso hombre de negocios.)
- Lisa seems more tired than usual.
(Lisa parece estar más cansada que lo normal.)
- You don't look so surprised.
(No te ves tan sorprendido.)
- Dinner smells wonderful!
(¡La cena huele riquísimo!)
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