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All over the world, there is a push toward ending racism, bias, and prejudice. Nowhere in the world is more of a "success story" than in Hawaii. It is one of the most racially diverse places on the planet.
Q1. Does 'Nowhere' function as a subject?
Q2. I guess that inversion might have been applied to the sentence. Is this reasonable?
Q3. preposition phrase 'of a success story' is a subject complement? Adverb 'more' can modify this phrase?
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Hoony Nowhere in the world is more of a "success story" than in Hawaii. Q1. Does 'Nowhere' function as a subject?
- Hoony Nowhere in the world is more of a "success story" than in Hawaii.
- Q1.
- Does 'Nowhere' function as a subject?
- Nowhere in the world certainly looks like a subject.
- Q2.
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HoonyNowhere in the world is more of a "success story" than in Hawaii.
Q1. Does 'Nowhere' function as a subject?
Nowhere in the world certainly looks like a subject.
Q2. I guess that inversion might have been applied to the sentence. Is this reasonable?
Yes, if you start from
Hawaii is more of a "success story" than anywhere (els
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