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There’s no wheezing which would suggest a tightness or a constriction of the thing.

I have to find the subjects and objects in this text. please can you help i am really struggling
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Hello Sarahlouise

1. There’s no wheezing which would suggest a tightness or a constriction of the thing.

Let's start with the nouns I've underlined. What relation do they have to the verb "suggest"?

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