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"He understands the cronyism between government and high finance, and one of his sources aptly describes the bailed-out system as “socialism for the wealthy but capitalism for everybody else”. Which kind of sounds like something that old 60s radical Bernie Sanders might say." (The Guardian.)
Is "Which kind of" a subject and "sounds like something that old 60s radical Bernie Sanders might say" a predicate in the above?
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The subject is just "Which" (a relative pronoun that refers to the description in the previous sentence). "kind of" is adverbial.
- The subject is just "Which" (a relative pronoun that refers to the description in the previous sentence).
- "kind of" is adverbial.
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The subject is just "Which" (a relative pronoun that refers to the description in the previous sentence). "kind of" is adverbial.
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