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Koen's long talented as a track-and-field star was finally honored when she won the "Female Athlete of the Twentieth Century" award in 1999. (From a textbook named READ THIS)
Is this sentence correct? What's the subject before the word "was"? As I know, only a noun (or a pronoun) can be a subject. But the words before "was" are "Koen's long talented as a track-and-field start". I don't see there is a word that can function as a noun. (As a track-and-field start is a prepositional phrase, not a noun.) Thanks!
A correction: STAR (NOT START)
Is this sentence correct? What's the subject before the word "was"? As I know, only a noun (or a pronoun) can be a subject. But the words before "was" are "Koen's long talented as a track-and-field start". I don't see there is a word that can function as a noun. (As a track-and-field start is a prepositional phrase, not a noun.) Thanks!
A correction: STAR (NOT START)
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