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After the Arab conquest

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by kvcpk » Fri Aug 20, 2010 3:12 am
After the Arab conquest of Libya in the 7th century AD, Islam became the dominant religion in Libya, replacing the native Berber religion and changing the native languages as well.

A. Islam became the dominant religion in Libya, replacing the native Berber religion and changing the
B. the dominant religion in Libya became Islam, replacing the native Berber religion, and to change
C. Islam became the dominant religion in Libya, having replaced that of the native Berbers and altered the
D. Islam had become the dominant Libyan religion, replacing the native Berber religion and changing the
E. the dominant religion in Libya became Islam, replacing the Berber's native religion and changing somewhat the
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by ankurmit » Fri Aug 20, 2010 3:30 am
Will go with A
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by clock60 » Fri Aug 20, 2010 3:49 am
A for me also
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by hi.itz.mani » Fri Aug 20, 2010 10:20 am
I will also go with A

B is incorrect because replacing the native Berber religion, and to change is not parallel

C is incorrect because of unnecessary use of having and moreover again issue with parallelism

D is incorrect because of the the past perfect tense "had become"

E is incorrect because "replacing the Berber’s native religion and changing somewhat the native languages as well" has a newly added word "somewhat" which doesn't imply the same meaning as original sentence and secondly it should have had " changing their native languages as well" ( parallel construction for berbera's native religion)

FOR THIS QUESTION the answer is A

BUT FOR THE SAKE FURTHER DISCUSSION ( I am a selfish guy who would like to get few of his own concepts a bit clearer) If the above question had following as one of the options, then what would you go with

F ) the dominant religion in Libya became Islam, replacing the native Berber religion, and changing the
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