metallicafan wrote:
+1 C
A "which" refers to "it"
B "and from which..." is not a clause
C Correct
D "derives" is wrong; we are talking about northern AND southern alphabets
E "deriving from..." is not a clause
Request you to please elaborate more on the Option E ! why is it wrong.
I understand C is correct , however if we talk about parallelism isn't C giving us that?
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