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No, Tanchat, answer choice (E) is grammatically unsound: more _____ as draws an improper comparison and is built on a faulty mishmash of two idiomatic constructs—[comparative] + than and as _____ as. Watch out for this exact issue in comparison questions: it shows up not infrequently in one or two answer choices, and if you know how to spot it, you can make a quick elimination or two.
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AndrewN Thank you your response [again and always
]I forgot "as". I thought it was "than". However, if (E) contained "than" instead of "as", would it be grammatically correct?
My point is that whether it is correct to have "are" in choice (E)
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You still have to be careful, Tanchat. Yes, in isolation, the comparison itself would start off fine enough: his works are produced more often than are [the works] of.... However, you have to consider whether Franz Xaver Kroetz is German. If so, the comparison would need to continue, than are those of any other contemporary German dramatist, and this word is noticeably absent in (E).
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