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Which sentence is correctly written
A. An important element of tragedy is the origin of the sorrowful outcome that according
prescri
be mistaken by the protagonist.
B. An important element of tragedy is the origin of the sorrowful outcome, according to the classical
prescription,
mistake by the protagonist.
C. An Important element of tragedy is the origin of the sorrowful outcome, which, according to the classical prescription, must
a mistake by the protagonist.
D. An important element of tragedy is the origin of the sorrowful outcome, that according to the classical prescription which must
be mistaken by the protagonist

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