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In his work, George Santayana is more reminiscent of Plato's poetic narratives and Henry David Thoreau's obsessive detailing than Bertrand Russell’s scientific precisions.
A. In his work, George Santayana is more reminiscent of
B. George Santayana writes more like -
C. George Santayana reminds one more of -
D. George Santayana's work is more reminiscent of -
E. George Santayana’s work more resembles that of -
A. In his work, George Santayana is more reminiscent of
B. George Santayana writes more like -
C. George Santayana reminds one more of -
D. George Santayana's work is more reminiscent of -
E. George Santayana’s work more resembles that of -
28 Aug 2013, 21:24
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2. In his work, George Santayana is more reminiscent of Plato's poetic narratives and Henry
David Thoreau's obsessive detailing than Bertrand Russell’s scientific precisions.
a) In his work, George Santayana is more reminiscent of
b) George Santayana writes more like -
c) George Santayana reminds one more of -
d) George Santayana's work is more reminiscent of -
e) George Santayana’s work more resembles that of -
David Thoreau's obsessive detailing than Bertrand Russell’s scientific precisions.
a) In his work, George Santayana is more reminiscent of
b) George Santayana writes more like -
c) George Santayana reminds one more of -
d) George Santayana's work is more reminiscent of -
e) George Santayana’s work more resembles that of -
IMO D..
Option A,B,C are clearly incorrect due to wrong comparisons.
In option E also comparison is wrong..."George Santayana’s work" should be directly compared with " Plato's poetic narratives and Henry
David Thoreau's obsessive detailing".
"that of" is incorrect in option E due to wrong comparison.
16 Jun 2014, 09:53
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D must be the OA.
That of is indicating the work of Plato etc in option E, but possessive form on noun Plato's is used after that of. Such use is introducing double possessive in the sentence which is not making sense.
That of is indicating the work of Plato etc in option E, but possessive form on noun Plato's is used after that of. Such use is introducing double possessive in the sentence which is not making sense.
