Direct Object: Mi-Ling made herself chairperson of the activities committee.

Object Complement: Mi-Ling made herself chairperson of the activities committee.

Part of Speech: Mi-Ling made herself chairperson of the activities committee.

Direct Object: Carl Sagan finds the study of astronomy very fascinating.

Object Complement: Carl Sagan finds the study of astronomy very fascinating.

Part of Speech: Carl Sagan finds the study of astronomy very fascinating.

Direct Object: My sister considers my clothes hers.

Object Complement: My sister considers my clothes hers.

Part of Speech: My sister considers my clothes hers.

Direct Object: Claudio finds television a waste of time.

Object Complement: Claudio finds television a waste of time.

Part of Speech: Claudio finds television a waste of time.

Direct Object: Grace hopes her classmates will elect her treasurer.

Object Complement: Grace hopes her classmates will elect her treasurer.

Part of Speech: Grace hopes her classmates will elect her treasurer.

Direct Object: Roger plans to make history his major.

Object Complement: Roger plans to make history his major.

Part of Speech: Roger plans to make history his major.

Direct Object: I find rollercoasters scary.

Object Complement: I find rollercoasters scary.

Part of Speech: I find rollercoasters scary.

Direct Object: Scientists call a cloud of interstellar gas and dust a nebula.

Object Complement: Scientists call a cloud of interstellar gas and dust a nebula.

Part of Speech: Scientists call a cloud of interstellar gas and dust a nebula.

Direct Object: Our school makes Yom Kippur a holiday.

Object Complement: Our school makes Yom Kippur a holiday.

Part of Speech: Our school makes Yom Kippur a holiday.

Direct Object: My dad considers the restaurant’s prices exorbitant.

Object Complement: My dad considers the restaurant’s prices exorbitant.

Part of Speech: My dad considers the restaurant’s prices exorbitant.

Direct Object: Isaiah’s silly faces rendered his sister incoherent with laughter.

Object Complement: Isaiah’s silly faces rendered his sister incoherent with laughter.

Part of Speech: Isaiah’s silly faces rendered his sister incoherent with laughter.

Direct Object: Sandy calls her cat “Taffy.”

Object Complement: Sandy calls her cat “Taffy.”

Part of Speech: Sandy calls her cat “Taffy.”

Direct Object: The rock star appointed the wrestler her bodyguard.

Object Complement: The rock star appointed the wrestler her bodyguard.

Part of Speech: The rock star appointed the wrestler her bodyguard.

Direct Object: Our neighbors call our fence theirs.

Object Complement: Our neighbors call our fence theirs.

Part of Speech: Our neighbors call our fence theirs.

Direct Object: I consider chocolate mousse my favorite dessert.

Object Complement: I consider chocolate mousse my favorite dessert.

Part of Speech: I consider chocolate mousse my favorite dessert.

Direct Object: Our class considers pollution an urgent problem.

Object Complement: Our class considers pollution an urgent problem.

Part of Speech: Our class considers pollution an urgent problem.

Direct Object: The detective found the circumstances extremely suspicious.

Object Complement: The detective found the circumstances extremely suspicious.

Part of Speech: The detective found the circumstances extremely suspicious.

Direct Object: The magician found his assistant very helpful.

Object Complement: The magician found his assistant very helpful.

Part of Speech: The magician found his assistant very helpful.

Direct Object: The referee called the basket ours.

Object Complement: The referee called the basket ours.

Part of Speech: The referee called the basket ours.

Direct Object: Did I tell you that peanuts make me sick?

Object Complement: Did I tell you that peanuts make me sick?

Part of Speech: Did I tell you that peanuts make me sick?