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by tinashine20 » Sun Nov 25, 2012 8:23 pm
Loma Simpson, whose refined and impassioned work is the subject of a twenty-year retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art, added words to her photographs-not descriptive captions but overheard phrases that interacted with the images in a free-associational exchange.

A. Loma Simpson, whose refined and impassioned work is the subject of a twenty-year retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art, added words to her photographs
B. The refined and impassioned work of Loma Simpson is the topic of a twenty-year retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art-she added words to her photographs
C. At the Whitney Museum of American Art, Loma Simpson, who created refined and impassioned work, which is the subject of twenty years of a retrospective, added words to her photographs
D. Loma Simpson, whose work is refined and impassioned, the subject of a twenty-year retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art, added words to her photographs, but
E. The subject of a twenty-year retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art is the refined and impassioned work of Loma Simpson, who added words to her photographs, yet
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by patanjali.purpose » Tue Nov 27, 2012 4:40 pm
tinashine20 wrote:Loma Simpson, whose refined and impassioned work is the subject of a twenty-year retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art, added words to her photographs-not descriptive captions but overheard phrases that interacted with the images in a free-associational exchange.

A. Loma Simpson, whose refined and impassioned work is the subject of a twenty-year retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art, added words to her photographs
B. The refined and impassioned work of Loma Simpson is the topic of a twenty-year retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art-she added words to her photographs
C. At the Whitney Museum of American Art, Loma Simpson, who created refined and impassioned work, which is the subject of twenty years of a retrospective, added words to her photographs
D. Loma Simpson, whose work is refined and impassioned, the subject of a twenty-year retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art, added words to her photographs, but
E. The subject of a twenty-year retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art is the refined and impassioned work of Loma Simpson, who added words to her photographs, yet
B - Two independent clauses connected using DASH. The secondary information ( refined and impassioned work of Loma Simpson is the topic of a twenty-year retrospective) has given equal emphasis as the main statement ( Loma Simpson added words to her photographs )

C- "At the Whitney Museum of American Art" MODIFIES added suggesting that Loma added words at the Museum (change in meaning). twenty years IS DIFFERENT FROM twenty-year retrospective

D - presence of two BUT does not make sense (BUT NOT.... BUT)

E- The secondary information ( refined and impassioned work of Loma Simpson is the topic of a twenty-year retrospective) has given equal emphasis as the main statement ( Loma Simpson added words to her photographs ). PHRASE stating with YET is not connected with rest of the sentence properly

A
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by Bill@VeritasPrep » Tue Nov 27, 2012 10:41 pm
The dash before "not" is not underlined, so it is something that we cannot change. It does not make sense to place a conjunction before a dash, so we can eliminate D and E. A, B, and C all correctly use the ending phrase to modify the words that were added to her photographs.

C makes it sound like she added the words at the museum.

B creates an odd construction: The refined work is the topic - she added words - not descriptive captions.

A works. Loma Simpson, whose work is the subject, added words - not descriptive captions.
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