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SC - Indefinite pronouns

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by karthikpandian19 » Wed Jul 04, 2012 12:44 am
That each of the works commonly attributed to William Shakespeare was in fact written by William Shakespeare and not by a contemporary of his is disputed by a small minority of academics


(A) That each of the works commonly attributed to William Shakespeare was in fact written by William Shakespeare and not by a contemporary of his is disputed by a small minority of academics.

(B) That each of the works commonly attributed to William Shakespeare were in fact written by William Shakespeare, and not by a contemporary of his, is disputed by a small minority of academics.

(C) A small minority of academics disputes that each of the works commonly attributed to William Shakespeare were in fact written by William Shakespeare and not by a contemporary of his.

(D) Disputed by a small minority of academics, William Shakespeare but not a contemporary of his wrote each of the works that was commonly attributed to William Shakespeare.

(E) Each of the works commonly attributed to William Shakespeare, which were written by William Shakespeare and not a contemporary of his, are disputed by a small minority of academics
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by vk_vinayak » Wed Jul 04, 2012 1:00 am
karthikpandian19 wrote:That each of the works commonly attributed to William Shakespeare was in fact written by William Shakespeare and not by a contemporary of his is disputed by a small minority of academics


(A) That each of the works commonly attributed to William Shakespeare was in fact written by William Shakespeare and not by a contemporary of his is disputed by a small minority of academics.

(B) That each of the works commonly attributed to William Shakespeare were in fact written by William Shakespeare, and not by a contemporary of his, is disputed by a small minority of academics.

(C) A small minority of academics disputes that each of the works commonly attributed to William Shakespeare were in fact written by William Shakespeare and not by a contemporary of his.

(D) Disputed by a small minority of academics, William Shakespeare but not a contemporary of his wrote each of the works that was commonly attributed to William Shakespeare.

(E) Each of the works commonly attributed to William Shakespeare, which were written by William Shakespeare and not a contemporary of his, are disputed by a small minority of academics
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by karthikpandian19 » Wed Jul 04, 2012 3:34 am
(A) That each of the works commonly attributed to William Shakespeare was in fact written by William Shakespeare and not by a contemporary of his is disputed by a small minority of academics.

The bolded portion is a NOUN CLAUSE and always is singular and hence singular verb "is" is perfect for this sentence
Also, in the noun clause we have the "Each...." subject with its singular verb "was.."


vk_vinayak wrote:
karthikpandian19 wrote:That each of the works commonly attributed to William Shakespeare was in fact written by William Shakespeare and not by a contemporary of his is disputed by a small minority of academics


(A) That each of the works commonly attributed to William Shakespeare was in fact written by William Shakespeare and not by a contemporary of his is disputed by a small minority of academics.

(B) That each of the works commonly attributed to William Shakespeare were in fact written by William Shakespeare, and not by a contemporary of his, is disputed by a small minority of academics.

(C) A small minority of academics disputes that each of the works commonly attributed to William Shakespeare were in fact written by William Shakespeare and not by a contemporary of his.

(D) Disputed by a small minority of academics, William Shakespeare but not a contemporary of his wrote each of the works that was commonly attributed to William Shakespeare.

(E) Each of the works commonly attributed to William Shakespeare, which were written by William Shakespeare and not a contemporary of his, are disputed by a small minority of academics
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by mv12 » Wed Jul 04, 2012 7:24 am
A because of : EACH->WAS
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by karthikpandian19 » Wed Jul 04, 2012 5:19 pm
OA is A
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