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by gmatblood » Sun Nov 06, 2011 1:59 am
From comic artist Mark Tatulli's witty observations about the American obsession with all things Hollywood have emerged Heart of the City, a series about celebrity gossip and popular movies that are inspiring readers to send record volumes of fan mail to newspapers across the country.


(A) things Hollywood have emerged Heart of the City, a series about celebrity gossip and popular movies that are inspiring

(B) things Hollywood has emerged Heart of the City, a series about celebrity gossip and popular movies that is inspiring

(C) things that are related to Hollywood has emerged Heart of the City, a series about celebrity gossip and popular movies that inspire

(D) Hollywood things have emerged Heart of the City, a series about celebrity gossip and popular movies that are inspiring

(E) Hollywood things have emerged Heart of the City, a series about celebrity gossip and popular movies that inspire
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by HSPA » Sun Nov 06, 2011 4:14 am
came down to C and E and have chosen C > E.
Please post the OE.. thanks in advance..
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Second take: coming soon..
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by patanjali.purpose » Sun Nov 06, 2011 5:06 am
gmatblood wrote:From comic artist Mark Tatulli's witty observations about the American obsession with all things Hollywood have emerged Heart of the City, a series about celebrity gossip and popular movies that are inspiring readers to send record volumes of fan mail to newspapers across the country.


(A) things Hollywood have emerged Heart of the City, a series about celebrity gossip and popular movies that are inspiring

(B) things Hollywood has emerged Heart of the City, a series about celebrity gossip and popular movies that is inspiring

(C) things that are related to Hollywood has emerged Heart of the City, a series about celebrity gossip and popular movies that inspire

(D) Hollywood things have emerged Heart of the City, a series about celebrity gossip and popular movies that are inspiring

(E) Hollywood things have emerged Heart of the City, a series about celebrity gossip and popular movies that inspire
IMO B

See very good discussion: https://www.beatthegmat.com/mark-tulli-s ... 62866.html
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by ranjeet75 » Sun Nov 06, 2011 6:25 am
Get down to B only because the use of "is" as "a series ...." is singular.

Am I right?
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by bpdulog » Sun Nov 06, 2011 5:20 pm
Killed D and E using my ear.

Killed A because of "that are."

Killed C because it was wordy.
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by shrivast » Sun Nov 06, 2011 7:09 pm
Came down to B;

1)with "all", should be closer to "things" than "Hollywood" so D abd E are out.
2) series..is inspiring should be singular A and C are out.

IMO: B

Please correct me if I am wrong.
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