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The duality between how Racine lived in the theatre and his life of faith and devotion should be seen not only as an internal division but also as a possible reason that Racine, in an age of optimism, selected tragedy as the preferred form.
A. how Racine lived in the theatre and his life of faith and devotion should be seen not only as
B. Racine’s life of the theatre and his life of faith and devotion should be seen as not only
C. theatrical life of Racine and his faithful and devotional life should be seen not only as
D. Racine’s life in the theatre and his life of faith and devotion should be seen not only as
E. Racine’s life of the theatre and his faithful and devotional life should be seen as not only
A. how Racine lived in the theatre and his life of faith and devotion should be seen not only as
B. Racine’s life of the theatre and his life of faith and devotion should be seen as not only
C. theatrical life of Racine and his faithful and devotional life should be seen not only as
D. Racine’s life in the theatre and his life of faith and devotion should be seen not only as
E. Racine’s life of the theatre and his faithful and devotional life should be seen as not only
21 Jan 2023, 05:35
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Not only as X...but also as Y
Eliminate option B and E as they have a different construction: “as” it outside the “not only X but also Y”. Here we have “but also as...”, therefore the “as” must be after not only.
Now discard option looking at the parallelism.
Option A does not compare “life in the theatre” and “life of faith”. Eliminate A
Between C and D, my choice is C because the antecedent of the pronoun “his” cannot be the genitive Racine’s.
IMO option C
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Eliminate option B and E as they have a different construction: “as” it outside the “not only X but also Y”. Here we have “but also as...”, therefore the “as” must be after not only.
Now discard option looking at the parallelism.
Option A does not compare “life in the theatre” and “life of faith”. Eliminate A
Between C and D, my choice is C because the antecedent of the pronoun “his” cannot be the genitive Racine’s.
IMO option C
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21 Jan 2023, 05:55
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In GMAT SC I think it's ok for a possessive pronoun to refer to an antecedent in a possessive noun. I don't know how to choose between C & D
