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The kite soared upwards. (say whether the Predicate has an Object or a Complement)

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Answered by palliwartrupti84

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“Soared” is the intransitive verb and has no object, but does have a complement, “high.” “High” in this sentence tells where the kite soared, so it is an adverb.

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The kite soared upwards. (say whether the Predicate has an Object or a Complement) ​

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The kite soared upwards. (say whether the Predicate has an Object or a Complement)