Adjective Complement vs. Predicate Adjective: #1 Embedded Complement

Описание: In this video, I explain the difference between an Adjective Complement and a Predicate Adjective.

The Adjective Complement (AC) is NOT the same structure as the Predicate Adjective (PA). Though different from the PA, the AC CAN indeed be found INSIDE of a PA. In this video, I give a few examples of this feature.

The AC "complements" an Adjective, whereas the PA "complements" the Subject of the sentence.

An Adjective Complement can be realized in THREE forms:
(1) Noun Clause: "I'm overjoyed THAT SHE LOVES ME."
(2) Prepositional Phrase: "She's very interested IN PSYCHOLOGY."
(3) Infinitive: "I'm relieved TO KNOW THAT SHE'S SAFE AT HOME."