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by 1947 » Sun Dec 25, 2011 10:12 pm
David Foster Wallace the author of the massive novel Infinite Jest and one of the greatest living novelists until his death in late 2008, wrote prose whose distinctive features are long, clause-laden sentences and expansive endnotes.

Both the author of the massive novel Infinite Jest and one of the greatest living novelists until his death in late 2008,David Foster Wallace wrote prose the distinctive features of which are long, clause-laden sentences and expansive endnotes.

Please tell which is the correct choice.
Source 800score test.
I chose A thinking whose can not be use of inanimate things....
in the 2nd sentence whose is converted to which.....
correct answwer per 800score is B
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by patanjali.purpose » Sun Dec 25, 2011 11:54 pm
1947 wrote:David Foster Wallace the author of the massive novel Infinite Jest and one of the greatest living novelists until his death in late 2008, wrote prose whose distinctive features are long, clause-laden sentences and expansive endnotes.

Both the author of the massive novel Infinite Jest and one of the greatest living novelists until his death in late 2008,David Foster Wallace wrote prose the distinctive features of which are long, clause-laden sentences and expansive endnotes.

Please tell which is the correct choice.
Source 800score test.
I chose A thinking whose can not be use of inanimate things....
in the 2nd sentence whose is converted to which.....
correct answwer per 800score is B
Multiple problems with A:
1) comma missing after David Foster Wallace - required to show that "the author of the massive novel Infinite Jest and one of the greatest living novelists until his death in late 2008" is a non-essential modifier
2) who is subject of WROTE - is it David Foster Wallace OR novelists (USE OF COMMA WILL ELIMINATE THIS PROBLEM)
3) WHOSE refers to inanimate objects as well but here it could refer to both David Foster Wallace AND novelists
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