COMPLEMENTARY RELATION
The object of the verb is always in the objective case determined by the corresponding article, or by a preposition. As
| hi Pedro nagbabasa han surat | (Peter reads the letter) |
| hirá nang̃atúrog ha sacayán | (they sleep on the boat) |
| hi Tomás naruruyag hin pagcanhi | (Thomas wishes to come; literally: Thomas wishes a coming) |
| mácadto acó ha Abúyog | (I shall go to Abuyog). |
The object of the verb to be is in the nominative case. As
| an imo bahín, amo iní | (your part is this) |
| an táuo mamarátyon | (the man is mortal) |
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