In the following sentences, what is the complete subject, complete predicate, direct object, indirect object, subject complement, object complement

Question

In the following sentences, what is the complete subject, complete predicate, direct object, indirect object, subject complement, object complement.

I'm going to write what I think it is and if you can tell me if I am correct.

1. She just appointed Donald Trump as Dictator (She is the subject, just appointed is the predicate, and I think Donald Trump is the direct object and Dictator is the object complement?)
2. The baby slept soundly through the night. (The baby is the subject, slept soundly is the predicate, and I'm not really sure if there is anything else?)
3. Bob gave Doug a kick in the leg (Bob is the subject, gave is the predicate, Doug is the indirect object, and is a kick in the leg the direct object?)

Answer 1

You are almost all correct, great job! I'll go through each question below.

Subjects: Your answers are correct.

Complete Predicate: This should be the whole rest of the sentence that isn't the subject. So for example, in 1. the complete predicate is "just appointed Donald Trump as Dictator". I'll leave 2 and 3 for you figure out.

Direct Object: Your answers are correct: Donald Trump, none, a kick in the leg.

Indirect Object: Your answers are correct: Doug is the indirect object (good job, this one is tricky to figure out which noun phrase is the direct vs. indirect object!)

Object Complement: you're correct, "dictator" in 1. is the object complement

Subject Complement: you're correct, there are none in these 3 sentences.