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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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subjected

Sentence:........include other cultural groups who were also subject to discrimination....would it be subject to or subjected to?
  

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Neither of those phrases will make this a complete sentence. What are you trying to say? Clive

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  • Clive
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Neither of those phrases will make this a complete sentence.
What are you trying to say?

Clive
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It includes other cultural groups which were also subjected to discrimination.
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What does 'it' refer to, please?
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Anonymousalso subject to discrimination
In my opinion it should be "subject to discrimination", likely to be discriminated against.
Others, though, might prefer "subjected to discrimination", made to undergo discrimination.
I find the latter anomalous, as I have explained elsewhere on this forum.

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