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05 Aug 2017, 12:34
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The macabre nature of Macbeth, together with the widespread belief that real-life tragedies have accompanied many productions, has made the name of the play so dreaded that not even the least superstitious members of most casts dare utter it.
A. has made the name of the play so dreaded that not even the least superstitious members of most casts dare
B. have made the name of the play so dreaded, even the least superstitious members of most casts will not dare to
C. have made the play’s name sufficiently dreaded, so that even the less superstitious members of most casts will not dare to
D. have made the name of the play sufficiently dreaded, so that not even the least superstitious members of most casts dare
E. has made the name of the play is dreaded, so that even the least superstitious members of most casts dare not
A. has made the name of the play so dreaded that not even the least superstitious members of most casts dare
B. have made the name of the play so dreaded, even the least superstitious members of most casts will not dare to
C. have made the play’s name sufficiently dreaded, so that even the less superstitious members of most casts will not dare to
D. have made the name of the play sufficiently dreaded, so that not even the least superstitious members of most casts dare
E. has made the name of the play is dreaded, so that even the least superstitious members of most casts dare not
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05 Aug 2017, 23:43
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B,C and D are out --SV agreement ..
between A and D --D is run on , meaning changed and construction is quite awkward
A wins
15 Aug 2017, 18:08
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Kritesh
The subject is singular "The Macabre nature of Macbeth" so the verb "has" is actually fine. The sentence has a weird flow to it but it is nonetheless fine.
