Question

a) 11.6.3 Find an example of an adjective complement in text C. What type is it? Check in the Grammar Reference section.​

Answer 1

I'm sorry for any confusion, but I don't have access to specific external texts or the ability to browse the internet in real-time to find specific examples from text "C" or refer to a "Grammar Reference" section. However, I can certainly help you understand what an adjective complement is and provide an example if you have a specific sentence or text in mind.

An adjective complement is a word or group of words that follows an adjective and provides more information about the subject or object of the adjective. Adjective complements can take the form of nouns, pronouns, or phrases. They are used to complete the meaning of the adjective.

For example:

1. She seems happy. (Here, "happy" is the adjective, and there is no complement.)
2. She seems happy with her new job. (Here, "happy" is the adjective, and "with her new job" is an adjective complement, specifying the reason for her happiness.)

If you provide a specific sentence from text "C," I can analyze it further to determine if it contains an adjective complement and what type it is.