Linguistics

[Emma689]

Hi I was just wondering if anyone could possibly tell me the direct and indirect objects, and subject or object complement for the following sentences:

1. Did John recognise himself in the photo of his university class.

2. The table I bought yesterday is a present for my younger sister.

3. The very wealthy owner of the company decided to give me a better salary.

4. For whom is John working now?

[gabber]

Hi I was just wondering if anyone could possibly tell me the direct and indirect objects, and subject or object complement for the following sentences:

1. Did John recognise himself in the photo of his university class.

2. The table I bought yesterday is a present for my younger sister.

3. The very wealthy owner of the company decided to give me a better salary.

4. For whom is John working now?

The direct objects are, by sentence number, as follows:
1) "himself"
2) The zero form of "that" [, which would occur after "table"].
3) "a better salary"

There's one indirect object and one subject complement in the group. Can you find them yourself?

[Emma689]

Thanks for that clarification. Here are the rest of my answers, just wondering if anyone can confirm if they are right.

1. indirect- John
direct - himself

2. direct - table
indirect - sister
subject complement - younger

3. direct object -better salary
indirect object - me
subject complement - very wealthy

4. direct object - working
indirect object - for whom