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The «complement indirect», in contrast to the «complement direct», has been described by French traditional and current grammars as the functional complement adjoined to the verb through a preposition. This characterization is far from accurate, for it comprises different syntactic behaviours under a single label. The present paper aims to point out the functional diversity that can be discovered within this ambiguous «complement indirect». A brief comparison with descriptions in current Spanish grammars is made in order to highlight the different aspects of the problem.

Regard sur le complément indirect dans la grammaire française à partir du complément direct dans la grammaire espagnole