OG12 SC # 26 page#662

[ravi.leaders]

Dear Sir/Madam,

According to Manhattan SC book, which says the following:

Use WHICH only to refer to the noun immediately preceding it-never to refer to an entire clause.

Based on that i eliminated the answer choice (D) and (E) in

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Correct answer is (E) but in this choice which is referring to Dickinson not to letters.

Any explanation on this?

looking forward for your replay.
Thanks,
regard,
ravi.

[LazyNK]

Hey Ravi,
The reason is exactly same as what I have described for ivy's post on 4th march.please look at that post explaining about mission critical modifiers.
--NK

[tim]

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