Answer:
Objective Complement.
Explanation:
Objective Complement can be defined as a word or a phrase that is used to renames the direct object or to tell of the state of the direct object. This word can be a noun, pronoun, or an adjective.
For example, Naina is a teacher. (In this sentence, teacher is an objective complement for the direct object 'Naina.')
<u>In the given case, the word 'athlete' has been used to rename the direct object 'him.' The word 'athlete' has renamed 'him' as an 'athlete.'</u>
Thus the correct answer is last option 'objective complement.'
My answer for this question is B. Correlative.
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