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I found an interesting quote in this post.

I believe if we love something and have fun, we tend to self teach and
learn at a rapid rate. I also consider confusion a starting state for
learning. It opens us to new patterns emerging. - Author: Todd Rice

Is it necessary to insert an "as" into "consider confusion a starting state" which produces "consider confusion as a starting state"?

... or thanks to @TrevorD's comment, insert "to be" into "consider confusion a starting state" which produces "consider confusion to be a starting state"?

The key is to insert something, in case someone has unclear pronunciation, low voice.

meaning

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  Why do you choose "as" as a possibly missing word? One could equally suggest that the sentence should be "I also consider confusion to be a starting state ...". It's not unusual to elide some words in mid-sentence in this way.
  
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  Unlike the verb "regard", which only takes "as", with "consider" we can either use or omit "as".
  
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I found an interesting quote in this post.

I believe if we love something and have fun, we tend to self teach and
learn at a rapid rate. I also consider confusion a starting state for
learning. It opens us to new patterns emerging. - Author: Todd Rice

Is it necessary to insert an "as" into "consider confusion a starting state" which produces "consider confusion as a starting state"?

... or thanks to @TrevorD's comment, insert "to be" into "consider confusion a starting state" which produces "consider confusion to be a starting state"?

The key is to insert something, in case someone has unclear pronunciation, low voice.

meaning

share|improve this question

edited 2 days ago

Chappo

3,04851627

asked 2 days ago

shi95shi95

1124

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Why do you choose "as" as a possibly missing word? One could equally suggest that the sentence should be "I also consider confusion to be a starting state ...". It's not unusual to elide some words in mid-sentence in this way.
  
  – TrevorD
  2 days ago
  
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Unlike the verb "regard", which only takes "as", with "consider" we can either use or omit "as".
  
  – Gustavson
  2 days ago
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

I found an interesting quote in this post.

I believe if we love something and have fun, we tend to self teach and
learn at a rapid rate. I also consider confusion a starting state for
learning. It opens us to new patterns emerging. - Author: Todd Rice

Is it necessary to insert an "as" into "consider confusion a starting state" which produces "consider confusion as a starting state"?

... or thanks to @TrevorD's comment, insert "to be" into "consider confusion a starting state" which produces "consider confusion to be a starting state"?

The key is to insert something, in case someone has unclear pronunciation, low voice.

meaning

share|improve this question

edited 2 days ago

Chappo

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asked 2 days ago

shi95shi95

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edited 2 days ago

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shi95shi95

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edited 2 days ago

Chappo

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shi95shi95

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edited 2 days ago

Chappo

3,04851627

edited 2 days ago

Chappo

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shi95shi95

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shi95shi95

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