Grammar is driving me crazy.
What would crazy be in this sentence? Is it an indirect object?
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What would crazy be in this sentence? Is it an indirect object?
No, not an indirect object (nor a modifier), but an objective predicative complement. Me is the direct object of the verb driving, and the adjective crazy is describing a property that is ascribed of me.