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While Hans Holbein the Younger is most often identified with his English portraits, scholars have long been recognizing him as a superb draftsman and a remarkably versatile artist and who was fundamental in synthesizing the novelties of the Italian Renaissance with the rational tradition of Northern Europe.
(A) been recognizing him as a superb draftsman and a remarkably versatile artist and who
(B) been recognizing him for being a superb draftsman and a remarkably versatile artist and he
(C) recognized him as a superb draftsman and a remarkably versatile artist who
(D) recognized him as a superb draftsman and a remarkably versatile artist and he
(E) recognized him for being a superb draftsman and a remarkably versatile artist and who
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Quite weird. So, you are saying GMATPrep is ok with the following sentence:
..., scholars have long recognizing him as a superb draftsman and a remarkably versatile artist who was fundamental in synthesizing the novelties of the Italian Renaissance with the tradition of Northern Europe.
This is not making sense at all. Does look like a typo, though I am not sure we can expect that in Gmatprep.
..., scholars have long recognizing him as a superb draftsman and a remarkably versatile artist who was fundamental in synthesizing the novelties of the Italian Renaissance with the tradition of Northern Europe.
This is not making sense at all. Does look like a typo, though I am not sure we can expect that in Gmatprep.
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I don't know from where you copied this question. This question is not posted correctly.akhpad wrote:Source: GMAT Prep
While Hands Holbein the Younger is most often identified with his English portraits, scholars have long been recognizing him as a superb draftsman and a remarkably versatile artist and who was fundamental in synthesizing the novelties of the Italian Renaissance with the tradition of Northern Europe.
A. been recognizing him as a superb draftsman and a remarkably versatile artist and who
B. been recognizing him for being a superb draftsman and a remarkably versatile artist and he
C. recognizing him as a superb draftsman and a remarkably versatile artist who
D. recognizing him as a superb draftsman and a remarkably versatile artist and he
E. recognizing him for being a superb draftsman and a remarkably versatile artist and who
I understood that C is the best option but why "been" is not required in C. Did GMATPrep make an error?
Replace 'Recognizing' in last 3 options by 'Recognized'
I was confused after reading this question again and again because none of the options in the question you posted make sense.
Please be careful while posting the question.
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One more thing that I just noticed. The name is Hans Holbein. I just read the question again and my eye caught this name. Last year around this time I saw his work in 'British Museum', London.
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This is a controversial question and is also at https://www.manhattangmat.com/forums/whi ... t1934.html
Not needed to waste time on it.
saketk wrote: I don't know from where you copied this question. This question is not posted correctly.
Please be careful while posting the question.
And I am 100% sure you did NOT read the thread carefully. The link you pasted above also contains the CORRECT question.
Read the post made by "tankobe"
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IMO C.
recognizing/recongnized him for - wrong usage with for 'recognize X as Y' should be used so B and E can be eliminated.
A - usage of 'and who' makes the second part an independent clause and doesn't give clear meaning
D - usage of 'and he' - same error as A
recognizing/recongnized him for - wrong usage with for 'recognize X as Y' should be used so B and E can be eliminated.
A - usage of 'and who' makes the second part an independent clause and doesn't give clear meaning
D - usage of 'and he' - same error as A
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The solution is (C)
1. It has started with Present tense. So Present Perfect in the last Sentence is OK and the CHoice C is concise and clarity is being presented
1. It has started with Present tense. So Present Perfect in the last Sentence is OK and the CHoice C is concise and clarity is being presented