Hengeveld 1992: 32), verbs with predicative complement are part of the predicate, determining at least partly the content of the event and argument structure.
in this paper, i try to show the advantages of analyzing events in terms of subevent structure, by taking into consideration the case of a specific class of verbs: transitive and intransitive verbs which obligatorily require the presence of a predicative complement (e.g., English seem, consider).