Subject, Verb, Complement and Modifier

The subject in a sentence or clause is the person or thing doing, performing, or controlling the action of the verb. Every sentence requires a subject and a verb to be complete. Without a subject, we would have an action being done by no one or nothing simply happening on its own, which cannot happen.  

Verb or a verb in a sentence is used to identify or explain the behavior of the offender (subject in the sentence) or explain the events and circumstances.

Complement  is one of the elements that form sentences or words -said used to complete the meaning of the verb (verb) in a sentence by pointing at the subject or direct object.
In English, Complement (complementary) is divided into two (2) types, namely:

1.  Subjective Complement (Supplementary subject) is a type of complementary use to supplement the subject in a sentence. Example : The noodle tasted delicious.

2.  Objective Complement (Complement Object) is a type of complementary use to supplement object in a sentence. Example : I painted my room blue.

Modifier is a word, phrase or clause in the English language that has a function as an adjective (adjective) or adverb (adverb) which explains another word or group of words. In English , the word 

or group of words that are known by the Head explained.

Example :    
 1.  Deru              drove            the car                                 on the street

     Subject             verb            complement                         modifier 
         
2.  I                     posted           my photo in instagram        yesterday
 Subject              verb               complement                       modifier

3. Estu                bought            a camera                           two days ago
 Subject                verb             complement                                modifier

4. We                  ate               Chinese food                     in the restaurant
Subject                verb              complement                                modifier

5. Linda              wearing          new clothes to the party      tonight
Subject                 verb              complement                          modifier

6. The first quiz     was               difficult                                ast year
 Subject              verb                     complement                   modifier