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Walter Francis White’s second novel, Flight (1926), about a young woman from New Orleans who crosses over the color line, garnering less critical acclaim than that of his first novel, Fire in the Flint (1924).
A. about a young woman from New Orleans who crosses over the color line, garnering less critical acclaim than that of his first novel,
B. about a young woman from New Orleans who crosses over the color line, garnered less critical acclaim than did his first novel,
C. which is about a young woman from New Orleans who crosses over the color line, and garnered less critical acclaim than his first novel did,
D. which is about a young woman from New Orleans who crosses over the color line, garnered less critical acclaim as his first novel did,
E. about a young woman from New Orleans who crosses over the color line, garnered less critical acclaim as that of his first novel,
A. about a young woman from New Orleans who crosses over the color line, garnering less critical acclaim than that of his first novel,
B. about a young woman from New Orleans who crosses over the color line, garnered less critical acclaim than did his first novel,
C. which is about a young woman from New Orleans who crosses over the color line, and garnered less critical acclaim than his first novel did,
D. which is about a young woman from New Orleans who crosses over the color line, garnered less critical acclaim as his first novel did,
E. about a young woman from New Orleans who crosses over the color line, garnered less critical acclaim as that of his first novel,
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IMO B
Original Sentence is a fragment with No main verb for the subject Novel.
Further to Compare ‘than’ is to be used with ‘less’. other expressions such as less x as Y is unidiomatic.
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Original Sentence is a fragment with No main verb for the subject Novel.
Further to Compare ‘than’ is to be used with ‘less’. other expressions such as less x as Y is unidiomatic.
Hope I am correct. Pls Correct me if you think this is not the right explanation.
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Walter Francis White’s second novel, Flight (1926), about a young woman from New Orleans who crosses over the color line, garnering less critical acclaim than that of his first novel, Fire in the Flint (1924).
A. about a young woman from New Orleans who crosses over the color line, garnering less critical acclaim than that of his first novel,
B. about a young woman from New Orleans who crosses over the color line, garnered less critical acclaim than did his first novel,
C. which is about a young woman from New Orleans who crosses over the color line, and garnered less critical acclaim than his first novel did,
D. which is about a young woman from New Orleans who crosses over the color line, garnered less critical acclaim as his first novel did,
E. about a young woman from New Orleans who crosses over the color line, garnered less critical acclaim as that of his first novel,
A. about a young woman from New Orleans who crosses over the color line, garnering less critical acclaim than that of his first novel,
B. about a young woman from New Orleans who crosses over the color line, garnered less critical acclaim than did his first novel,
C. which is about a young woman from New Orleans who crosses over the color line, and garnered less critical acclaim than his first novel did,
D. which is about a young woman from New Orleans who crosses over the color line, garnered less critical acclaim as his first novel did,
E. about a young woman from New Orleans who crosses over the color line, garnered less critical acclaim as that of his first novel,
A. about a young woman from New Orleans who crosses over the color line, garnering less critical acclaim than that of his first novel,
Verb missing
B. about a young woman from New Orleans who crosses over the color line, garnered less critical acclaim than did his first novel,
Better
C. which is about a young woman from New Orleans who crosses over the color line, and garnered less critical acclaim than his first novel did,
No direct verb
parallelism error
D. which is about a young woman from New Orleans who crosses over the color line, garnered less critical acclaim as his first novel did,
Less ..as is unidiomatic
E. about a young woman from New Orleans who crosses over the color line, garnered less critical acclaim as that of his first nove
Less ..as is unidiomatic
Answer B
