Question #b0fe2
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Sep 8, 2017
The sentence with an adjective as an object complement is:
"The audience considered the comedian hilarious."
Explanation:
The adjective "hilarious" is functioning as an object complement that restates the direct object noun "comedian" (comedian=hilarious).
In the sentence, "Even though Juan has just transferred to this school, many already consider him a friend.", the object complement is the noun "friend" that restates the direct object pronoun "him" (him=friend).
In the sentence, "Ms. Sanderson appointed Isabel group leader.", the object complement is the compound noun "group leader" that restates the direct object noun "Isabel" (Isabel=group leader).
