pradeepkaushal9518 wrote:Although Moliere's satirical play Tartuffe was condemned by his contemporaries, he is now considered the writer of one of the most famous French plays of all time.



was condemned by his contemporaries, he is now considered the writer of

was condemned by his contemporaries, it is now considered

resulted in condemnation by contemporaries, he is now considered to be the writer of

resulted in condemnation of him by contemporaries, it is now considered to be

condemned him by his contemporaries, it is now considered

the first clause has play as the subject, so he should not be use as subject of 2nd clause

rules out a,c,

resulted and condemnation seems repetitive, when condemnation can be used alone

rules c,d

between B and E

IMO B concise and succinct

IMO B

was condemned by his contemporaries, he is now considered the writer of
"he" should not be the subject of second clause.

was condemned by his contemporaries, it is now considered
Looks perfect!!

resulted in condemnation by contemporaries, he is now considered to be the writer of
Again "he" problem.

resulted in condemnation of him by contemporaries, it is now considered to be
"condemnation of him" distorts intended meaning. Play was condemned by contemporaries. Not "Moliere".

condemned him by his contemporaries, it is now considered.
"condemned him" distorts intended meaning. Play was condemned by contemporaries. Not "Moliere".

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