The Analysis of Sentences Explained and Systematised: After the Plan of Becker's German Grammar (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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When the predicate is a transitive verb, the assertion is not complete without specifying the thing to which the action passes over. The word or words employed in such cases to complete the assertion, is usually called the object.

William defeated Harold. Here William defeated would be an incomplete affirmation. By adding the word Harold we complete the sense, and thus perfect the sentence.

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