Easy Complement Finder
I created this Easy Complement Finder flowchart for students that have difficulty determing correct pronoun-antecedent agreement. It should also help students locate and use pronouns correctly when dealing with direct and indirect objects. It is the first of several grammar resources that I intend to add to this site in the upcoming months.
It is available for download in both PDF and Word document formats.
I’ve given this a Creative Commons License so feel free to remix, reuse, or send this to anyone that you wish. The only thing that I ask is that you don’t remove the link to this website, place a traditional copyright on it, or sell it for profit.
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Dear Cullen, how are you? Looking forward to a) coming home for the summer, and b) moving to Japan in the fall? We are planning on visiting MO in July, so I am looking forward to seeing you. Maybe from the weekend of the 24th if you are at Lake Ozarks at the reunion that your dad told me about. I hope to swim in the lake–I miss it as it is dirty and somewhat dangerous down here and don’t do it. Sometimes we go in the rivers–they are nice–COLD, but nice.
PS. I looked at your diagram and it’s good for me that I always did well in English, but never had to learn what is a nominative, predicative, etc. I usually know when I’ve made a mistake in my grammar, but sometimes I just let it go.
Hope you are well. Love you, Laura.
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