1. Other examples Priya made her dad coffee Priya made (her dad) coffee Indirect object An indirect object is really a prepositional phrase in which the preposition to or for is not stated but understood. It tells to whom or for whom something is done

2. She sold him her house She / sold / him / her house Paul gave his wife a gift Paul / gave / his wife / a gift The Headmaster showed her the result The Headmaster / showed / her / the result

3. Adverb An adverb is a word or set of words that modifies verb. Subject Verb Adverbial (SVA) The train arrived late The train / arrived / late It rained last night It / rained / last night The noise faded away The noise / faded / away

4. Subject Verb Complement (SVC) Complement It is a noun and verb. It also has a matching adjective, complementary. In any case, it refers to something that completes or goes well with something. The class became noisy The class / became / noisy Her eyes are beautiful Her eyes / are / beautiful

5. Nicely he replied Nicely / he / replied Adverbial Subject Verb (ASV) fondly she asked fondly / she / asked Yesterday I came Yesterday / I / came

6. They made him captain They / made / him / captain Subject Verb Object Complement (SVOC) They elected him president They / elected / him / president

7. The company appointed him clerk last week The company / appointed / him / clerk / last week Subject Verb Object Complement Adverbial (SVCA) She had made his life a success long back She / had made / his life / a success / long back

8. The boy kicks the ball with force The boy / kicks / the ball / with force Subject Verb Object Adverbial (SVOA) He threw the chair out He / threw / the chair / out You will understand the truth one day You / will understand / the truth / one day

9. He practised pistol shooting in the firing range in London He / practised / pistol shooting / in the firing range / in London Subject Verb Object Adverbial Adverbial (SVOAA) They pushed the bus from behind to make it move They / pushed / the bus / from behind / to make it move

10. Adverbial Subject Verb Indirect object Direct Object (ASVIODO) Last week he gave his son new shirts Last week / he / gave / his son / new shirts Every day she teaches them science Every day / she / teaches / them / science

11. Adverbial Subject Verb Object Complement Adverbial (ASVOCA) Yesterday the man murdered a woman in rags, mercilessly Yesterday / the man / murdered / a woman / in rags, / mercilessly Next Sunday we will paint the car red in the meeting Next Sunday / we / will paint / the car / red / in the meeting

12. Adverbial Adverbial Subject Verb Complement (AASVC) In the prayer hall, during worship they are silent In the prayer hall, / during worship / they / are / silent Next month, in Bombay, they have a meeting Next month, / in Bombay, / they / have / a meeting

13. Verb Object (VO) Pardon me. Pardon / me. Try it. Try / it.