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Balzaic's frantic pace sc

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by psm12se » Sun Jun 30, 2013 8:20 am
If Balzaic's frantic pace, shortcomings of literary styles, and tendency towards melodrama deny him admission to the highest rank of the world's greatest novelists, his amazing example of what the novel and the novelist could do the capture human and social experience make him one of the most influential figures in fiction's history.

A. If Balzaic's frantic pace, shortcomings of literary styles, and tendency towards melodrama deny him admission to the
B. Balzac, whose frantic pace, shortcomings of literary styles, and tendency towards melodrama has denied him admission to the
C. Balzac, whose frantic pace, shortcomings of literary styles, and tendency that he was overly melodramatic denied him admission to the.
D. If Balzaic's frantic pace, shortcomings that shows in his writings, and his tendency towards melodrama denies him admission to the
E. If Balzaic's frantic pace, shortcomings of literary styles and tendency towards melodrama deny Balzac admission to the
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by faraz_jeddah » Sun Jun 30, 2013 10:50 pm
"If" is necessary in the sentence to make complete sense which leaves A,D,E.

E can be eliminated as frantic pace does not refer to anything.
D uses "denies" incorrectly.

I think OA is A
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by psm12se » Tue Jul 02, 2013 11:06 am
OA is E

Not sure how this is the correct option.
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by ramitagrawal » Wed Jul 03, 2013 1:30 am
E is correctly the OA.

One needs to know that when possessive nouns are used, he cannot use "him" to refer to it. Only "his" is permitted in such cases. In this case you need to refer to Balzaic in final portion of the underlined part. You will have to write Balzaic again to refer to him instead of using "him". Hope it helps.
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