Subject of a clause ?
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In the paragraph below, what do you think the subject of the clause underlined could be best?
A new paradigm OR epistemological outlook ? OR both can be the subject ?
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However, we realize that for the pursuit of excellence and equity to occur on a larger scale we need much more than a new set of reform strategies. We need a new paradigm to guide us; one that can help us to escape the assumption that there must be winners and losers and that can free us from zero-sum thinking
that presently limits us. A new paradigm is much more than a new policy, strategy, or set of practices and techniques. A new paradigm is premised on a different epistemological outlook that makes it possible for us to see our work through a different lens.
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Anonymous what do you think the subject of the clause underlined could be best? A new paradigm OR epistemological outlook ? epistemological outlook
- Anonymous what do you think the subject of the clause underlined could be best?
- A new paradigm OR epistemological outlook ?
- epistemological outlook
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Anonymouswhat do you think the subject of the clause underlined could be best? A new paradigm OR epistemological outlook ?
epistemological outlook
0on a different epistemological outlook; A prepositional phrase. Outlook is the object (complement) of the preposition "on".
A new paradigm is premised..., Paradigm is the subject of the verb "is premised"
that makes it possible; The subject of the verb makes is that.
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