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In English there are various kinds of complements as the objective clause of transitive verbs. Among these complements this paper deals especially the complement clauses with that (CP) and the complement clauses without that (IP) that have the tense. CP and IP. The basic conception of this paper is that the that-less complement is not formed by omitting the complementizer that but that both "I think he is dead" and "I think that he is dead" are formed by paratactically putting together two independent sentences: "I think : he is dead" and "I think that: he is dead". The purpose of this paper is to study the elements that have influences on choosing the CP or IP as the complement of transitive verbs and obtain the aid in making accurate use of the CP and IP.