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William Shakespeare

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by nidhis.1408 » Fri Nov 11, 2011 6:01 am
Though it is now universally accepted that William Shakespeare was a real, historical person – which was once considered questionable – some still suspect him not to have written all of the works attributed as his own.
a.Though it is now universally accepted that William Shakespeare was a real, historical person – which was once considered questionable – some still suspect him not to have written all of the works attributed as his own.
b.Though William Shakespeare is now universally accepted to be a real, historical person – once considered as questionable – some still suspect him not to have written all of the works attributed to be his own.
c.William Shakespeare – now universally accepted as a real, historical person, though even this fact was once considered questionable – who is still suspected, by some, not to have written all of the works attributed to him.
b.Though it is now universally accepted that William Shakespeare was a real, historical person – a fact that was once considered questionable – he is still suspected, by some, of not having written all of the works attributed to him.
e.Some still suspect that William Shakespeare did not write all of the works attributed as his own, although it is now universally accepted that he was a real, historical person – a fact that was once considered questionable.


I find this type of sentence correction very cumbersome!
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by GMATGuruNY » Fri Nov 11, 2011 6:32 am
nidhis.1408 wrote:Though it is now universally accepted that William Shakespeare was a real, historical person – which was once considered questionable – some still suspect him not to have written all of the works attributed as his own.
a.Though it is now universally accepted that William Shakespeare was a real, historical person – which was once considered questionable – some still suspect him not to have written all of the works attributed as his own.
b.Though William Shakespeare is now universally accepted to be a real, historical person – once considered as questionable – some still suspect him not to have written all of the works attributed to be his own.
c.William Shakespeare – now universally accepted as a real, historical person, though even this fact was once considered questionable – who is still suspected, by some, not to have written all of the works attributed to him.
b.Though it is now universally accepted that William Shakespeare was a real, historical person – a fact that was once considered questionable – he is still suspected, by some, of not having written all of the works attributed to him.
e.Some still suspect that William Shakespeare did not write all of the works attributed as his own, although it is now universally accepted that he was a real, historical person – a fact that was once considered questionable.


I find this type of sentence correction very cumbersome!
In A, which lacks a clear antecedent. Eliminate A.

In B and C, universally accepted seems to modify William Shakespeare, changing the meaning. What is universally accepted is not the playwright himself but that he was a real, historical person. Eliminate B and C.

In E, attributed as is not idiomatic. The correct idiom is X is attributed TO Y. Eliminate E.

The correct answer is D.
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by mankey » Sat Nov 12, 2011 9:50 am
Adding to what Mitch said,

Also B can be eliminated since "considered as" is non-idiomatic.

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