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Correct answer: D. Calopresti has made only three films so far, yet he is already a major force in Italian cinema.
- A. Calopresti has made only three films so far, yet who is already a major force in Italian cinema.
- B. Calopresti has made only three films so far, yet him is already a major force in Italiancinema.
- C. Calopresti has made only three films so far, yet whom is already a major force in Italian cinema.
- D. Calopresti has made only three films so far, yet he is already a major force in Italian cinema.
Explanation
Here's why the other options are not correct:A): The sentence is missing the subject pronoun "who" after "yet".B): "Him" is incorrect in the nominative case. "He" is the correct pronoun in the subject position.C): "Whom" is incorrect in the nominative case. "He" is the correct pronoun in the subject position.
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