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Taking up four and a half hours of the festival's program, Wagner's opera The Twilight of the Gods, the final work in his Ring cycle, took almost as long to perform as that of Rigoletto, Fidelio, and The Nightingale combined.
(A) Wagner's opera The Twilight of the Gods, the final work in his Ring cycle, took almost as long to perform as that of Rigoletto, Fidelio, and The Nightingale combined
(B) Wagner's opera The Twilight of the Gods, the final work in his Ring cycle, took almost as long to perform as if you combine Rigoletto, Fidelio, and The Nightingale
(C) Wagner's opera The Twilight of the Gods, the final work in his Ring cycle, took almost as long to perform as combining Rigoletto, Fidelio, and The Nightingale
(D) the performance of Wagner's opera The Twilight of the Gods, the final work in his Ring cycle, was almost as long as combining that of Rigoletto, Fidelio, and The Nightingale
(E) the performance of Wagner's opera The Twilight of the Gods, the final work in his Ring cycle, was almost as long as that of Rigoletto, Fidelio, and The Nightingale combined
(A) Wagner's opera The Twilight of the Gods, the final work in his Ring cycle, took almost as long to perform as that of Rigoletto, Fidelio, and The Nightingale combined
(B) Wagner's opera The Twilight of the Gods, the final work in his Ring cycle, took almost as long to perform as if you combine Rigoletto, Fidelio, and The Nightingale
(C) Wagner's opera The Twilight of the Gods, the final work in his Ring cycle, took almost as long to perform as combining Rigoletto, Fidelio, and The Nightingale
(D) the performance of Wagner's opera The Twilight of the Gods, the final work in his Ring cycle, was almost as long as combining that of Rigoletto, Fidelio, and The Nightingale
(E) the performance of Wagner's opera The Twilight of the Gods, the final work in his Ring cycle, was almost as long as that of Rigoletto, Fidelio, and The Nightingale combined
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I believe the highlighted part is a modifier and talks about the performance of the opera.
A: Incorrect, because of the usage of "almost as long as .. that of ". It should be "almost as long as ... <>"
B: As if you combine is just awkward sentence construction IMO
C: Again, it should be almost as long as <opera> combined, not the other way around.
D: As long as combining what of Rigoletto, blah? Incorrect
E: Correct, IMO. Addresses the modifier issue, and has the correct tone to it.
Please post the OA when you post questions henceforth. It'll be useful to people who are not frequent visitors.
A: Incorrect, because of the usage of "almost as long as .. that of ". It should be "almost as long as ... <>"
B: As if you combine is just awkward sentence construction IMO
C: Again, it should be almost as long as <opera> combined, not the other way around.
D: As long as combining what of Rigoletto, blah? Incorrect
E: Correct, IMO. Addresses the modifier issue, and has the correct tone to it.
Please post the OA when you post questions henceforth. It'll be useful to people who are not frequent visitors.
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