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Hans Christian Andersen wrote fairy tales

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by abcgmat » Mon Apr 30, 2012 11:22 pm
Hans Christian Andersen wrote fairy tales, which have been some of the most frequently translated works in literary history, while he wrote plays, novels, poems, and travel books, as well as several autobiographies, which remained almost unknown outside his native Denmark

A. Hans Christian Andersen wrote fairy tales, which have been some of the most frequently translated works in literary history, while he wrote plays, novels, poems, and travel books, as well as several autobiographies, which remained
B. Hans Christian Andersen wrote fairy tales, which, while among the most frequently translated works in literary history, his plays, novels, poems, and travel books, as well as several autobiographies remain
C. Even as Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales have been among the most frequently translated works in literary history, still his plays, novels, poems, and travel books, as well as several autobiographies, remain
D. Unlike the fairy tales written by Hans Christian Andersen, which are some of the most frequently translated works in literary history, he wrote plays, novels, poems, and travel books, as well as several autobiographies, which remained
E. Although Hans Christian Andersen wrote fairy tales that are among the most frequently translated works in literary history, his plays, novels, poems, and travel books, as well as several autobiographies, remain

[spoiler]OA:E[/spoiler]
contrast :frequently translated work Vs work that remain unknown outside denmark
A: If we remove modifiers
Hans Christian Andersen wrote fairy tales while he wrote plays -- Not the intened contrast
B: ,which, has no verb
C: have been vs remain (present tense Vs General truth )- Incorrect
D:fairy tales not parallel to he
E: Although X , Y
I dont see X parallel to Y.
Although Hans Christian Andersen wrote fairy tales that are among the most frequently translated works in literary history, his plays remain almost unknown outside his native Denmark

Can you explain what I am missing in E
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by GmatKiss » Tue May 01, 2012 6:29 am
Hans Christian Andersen wrote fairy tales, which have been some of the most frequently translated works in literary history, while he wrote plays, novels, poems, and travel books, as well as several autobiographies, which remained almost unknown outside his native Denmark

A. Hans Christian Andersen wrote fairy tales, which have been some of the most frequently translated works in literary history, while he wrote plays, novels, poems, and travel books, as well as several autobiographies, which remained

B. Hans Christian Andersen wrote fairy tales, which, while among the most frequently translated works in literary history, his plays, novels, poems, and travel books, as well as several autobiographies remain

C. Even as Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales have been among the most frequently translated works in literary history, still his plays, novels, poems, and travel books, as well as several autobiographies, remain

D. Unlike the fairy tales written by Hans Christian Andersen, which are some of the most frequently translated works in literary history, he wrote plays, novels, poems, and travel books, as well as several autobiographies, which remained

E. Although Hans Christian Andersen wrote fairy tales that are among the most frequently translated works in literary history, his plays, novels, poems, and travel books, as well as several autobiographies, remain
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by e-GMAT » Tue May 01, 2012 11:34 am
Hi @abcgmat,

Although Hans Christian Andersen wrote fairy tales that are among the most frequently translated works in literary history, his plays, novels, poems, and travel books, as well as several autobiographies, remain almost unknown outside his native Denmark.

When we have a “although” in a sentence, it presents contrast. “Although” introduces a dependent clause which must be followed by an independent clause to convey the correct meaning of the sentence. Now, in such construction it is not necessary that the dependent clause and independent clause should be absolutely parallel. However, “although” brings out the contrast perfectly.

Choice E can be written as: Although Andersen’s fairy tales are among the most…, his plays remain…. In this rewritten choice, there is no issue with the parallelism, right? The real choice E is a variant of this version that presents the comparison in the parallel structure. Hence, this choice is correct.

Hope this helps.
Thanks.
Shraddha
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by bubbliiiiiiii » Wed May 02, 2012 10:09 pm
Can someone elaborate on why C is wrong?
Regards,

Pranay
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