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by challenger63 » Tue Feb 12, 2013 7:35 pm
Answered correctly, but the q. could be interesting for other members.

During his prolific career, Beethoven composed dozens of symphonies, out of
which he never completed some of them.
A. out of which he never completed some of them
B. of which some of them were never completed by him
C. which some he never completed
D. some of which he never completed
E. but some were not completed by him

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OA: D
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by hemant_rajput » Wed Feb 13, 2013 12:18 am
challenger63 wrote:Answered correctly, but the q. could be interesting for other members.

During his prolific career, Beethoven composed dozens of symphonies, out of
which he never completed some of them.
A. out of which he never completed some of them
B. of which some of them were never completed by him
C. which some he never completed
D. some of which he never completed
E. but some were not completed by him



Source: Master the GMAT book
OA: D
It was a easy one. Out of which is wrong idiom over here. C is having an awkward construction. I'm not sure what is the actual problem in E, however, I feel "But" does change the meaning and is not proper here. D look fine to me.
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by vishalbpr » Wed Feb 13, 2013 2:53 am
hemant_rajput wrote:
challenger63 wrote:Answered correctly, but the q. could be interesting for other members.

During his prolific career, Beethoven composed dozens of symphonies, out of
which he never completed some of them.
A. out of which he never completed some of them
B. of which some of them were never completed by him
C. which some he never completed
D. some of which he never completed
E. but some were not completed by him



Source: Master the GMAT book
OA: D
It was a easy one. Out of which is wrong idiom over here. C is having an awkward construction. I'm not sure what is the actual problem in E, however, I feel "But" does change the meaning and is not proper here. D look fine to me.
I think E is not right because "Some were not completed by him", but someone else completed...

Just a guess
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