Match each bracketed noun phrase in the sentences below with its exact syntactic function.
- The board appointed Mrs. Okon [the managing director].Object Complement
- The management offered [the outstanding candidate] a lucrative contract.Indirect Object
- His sudden resignation remained [a mystery to everyone].Subject Complement
- The security guards interrogated [the suspicious visitor] for two hours.Direct Object
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The correct matches are: 'the managing director' is an Object Complement; 'the outstanding candidate' is an Indirect Object; 'a mystery to everyone' is a Subject Complement; and 'the suspicious visitor' is a Direct Object.
Each bracketed noun phrase correctly corresponds to its functional role within clause structure: an object complement completing a direct object's identity, an indirect object receiving the direct object of a ditransitive verb, a subject complement completing a subject across a linking verb, and a direct object directly undergoing the action of a transitive verb.
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Syntactic Functions of Noun Phrases