Frankenstein

[beat_gmat_09]

Mary Shelley is widely credited for the invention of a new literary genre;many scholars consider her first and only novel,Frankenstein to be the first science fiction story.

A) for the invention of a new literary genre;many scholars consider her first and only novel,Frankenstein to be
B) for inventing of a new literary genre;many scholars consider her first and only novel,Frankenstein,as being
C) to have invented a new literary genre;many scholars regard her first and only novel,Frankenstein,to be
D) with the invention of a new literary genre;many scholars regard her first and only novel,Frankenstein,to be
E) with the invention of a new literary genre;many scholars consider her first and only novel,Frankenstein,

Will post OA shortly.

[Osirus@VeritasPrep]

You can eliminate A B and C right away because the correct idiom is credit with. That leaves us with D and E

I would choose E, although it sounds awkward to me, but I believe the correct idiom is "Consider X Y". What this means is that the "to be" in choice D is incorrect. I would choose E.

[Osirus@VeritasPrep]

OA?

[beat_gmat_09]

OA?

OA E

[Osirus@VeritasPrep]

OA?

OA E

thanks

[prinit]

Mary Shelley is widely credited for the invention of a new literary genre;many scholars consider her first and only novel,Frankenstein to be the first science fiction story.

A) for the invention of a new literary genre;many scholars consider her first and only novel,Frankenstein to be
B) for inventing of a new literary genre;many scholars consider her first and only novel,Frankenstein,as being
C) to have invented a new literary genre;many scholars regard her first and only novel,Frankenstein,to be
D) with the invention of a new literary genre;many scholars regard her first and only novel,Frankenstein,to be
E) with the invention of a new literary genre;many scholars consider her first and only novel,Frankenstein,

Will post OA shortly.

My pick is E. Correct Idiom usage Consider XY
A - wrong consider to be
B - being is awkward & wrong here
C and D are wrong for regard to be usage
E is the best