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12 Apr 2020, 11:11
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Freely adapting from a novel by Camille Laurens, Who You Think I Am is boasted a kaleidoscopic performance by Juliette Binoche as a fiftysomething woman who has been rendered invisible by society (at one point a character literally looks at her without seeing her) but finds a new face for herself online
A) Freely adapting from a novel by Camille Laurens, Who You Think I Am is boasted a kaleidoscopic performance by Juliette Binoche as a fiftysomething woman who has been rendered invisible by society (at one point a character literally looks at her without seeing her) but finds a new face for herself online
B) Freely adapting from a novel by Camille Laurens, Who You Think I Am is boasted a kaleidoscopic performance by Juliette Binoche when a fiftysomething woman who has been rendered invisible by society (at one point a character literally looks at her without seeing her) but finds a new face for herself online
C) Freely adapting from a novel by Camille Laurens, Who You Think I Am boasts a kaleidoscopic performance by Juliette Binoche when a fiftysomething woman who has been rendered invisible by society (at one point a character literally looks at her without seeing her) but finds a new face for herself online
D) Freely adapted from a novel by Camille Laurens, Who You Think I Am boasts a kaleidoscopic performance by Juliette Binoche as a fiftysomething woman who has been rendered invisible by society (at one point a character literally looks at her without seeing her) but finds a new face for herself online
E) Freely adapted from a novel by Camille Laurens, Who You Think I Am is boasted a kaleidoscopic performance by Juliette Binoche as a fiftysomething woman who has been rendered invisible by society (at one point a character literally looks at her without seeing her) but finds a new face for herself online
A) Freely adapting from a novel by Camille Laurens, Who You Think I Am is boasted a kaleidoscopic performance by Juliette Binoche as a fiftysomething woman who has been rendered invisible by society (at one point a character literally looks at her without seeing her) but finds a new face for herself online
B) Freely adapting from a novel by Camille Laurens, Who You Think I Am is boasted a kaleidoscopic performance by Juliette Binoche when a fiftysomething woman who has been rendered invisible by society (at one point a character literally looks at her without seeing her) but finds a new face for herself online
C) Freely adapting from a novel by Camille Laurens, Who You Think I Am boasts a kaleidoscopic performance by Juliette Binoche when a fiftysomething woman who has been rendered invisible by society (at one point a character literally looks at her without seeing her) but finds a new face for herself online
D) Freely adapted from a novel by Camille Laurens, Who You Think I Am boasts a kaleidoscopic performance by Juliette Binoche as a fiftysomething woman who has been rendered invisible by society (at one point a character literally looks at her without seeing her) but finds a new face for herself online
E) Freely adapted from a novel by Camille Laurens, Who You Think I Am is boasted a kaleidoscopic performance by Juliette Binoche as a fiftysomething woman who has been rendered invisible by society (at one point a character literally looks at her without seeing her) but finds a new face for herself online
12 Apr 2020, 11:19
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Modifier Error:
A,B,C - Eliminate. Because it looks like Who You Think I Am is itself adapting - which is incorrect.
E - Eliminated. Incorrect verb tense "is boasted".
D is correct answer.
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