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In the Champagne region of France

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by Mbobrova » Wed Jul 11, 2012 9:55 am
In the Champagne region of France, winegrowers still harvest grapes as they have donefor centuries, by carefully handpicking their cropand storing their precious fruit in specially agedcasks.

(A)wine growers still harvest grapes as theyhave done
(B)the wine grower still harvests grapes ashe has
(C)wine growers still harvest grapes as wasdone
(D)wine growers still harvest grapes as hasbeen done
(E)wine growers still harvest grapes as theydid
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by Kasia@EconomistGMAT » Wed Jul 11, 2012 10:04 am
Could you please underline the right part of the question?
I have some ideas concerning the answer but I would like to be sure which part is underlined.
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by Mbobrova » Wed Jul 11, 2012 10:06 am
Sorry) I didn't notice

In the Champagne region of France, wine growers still harvest grapes as they have done for centuries, by carefully handpicking their cropand storing their precious fruit in specially agedcasks.

(A)wine growers still harvest grapes as theyhave done
(B)the wine grower still harvests grapes ashe has
(C)wine growers still harvest grapes as wasdone
(D)wine growers still harvest grapes as hasbeen done
(E)wine growers still harvest grapes as theydid
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by jaiswalamrita » Wed Jul 25, 2012 3:42 am
Mbobrova wrote:In the Champagne region of France, winegrowers still harvest grapes as they have donefor centuries, by carefully handpicking their cropand storing their precious fruit in specially agedcasks.

(A)wine growers still harvest grapes as theyhave done
(B)the wine grower still harvests grapes ashe has
(C)wine growers still harvest grapes as wasdone
(D)wine growers still harvest grapes as hasbeen done
(E)wine growers still harvest grapes as theydid

B & D is out because not underlined part uses "THEIR", referring "Wine GrowerS", which is plural
C & E is out because not underlined part uses "FOR centuries", referring it to be a Perfect Tense.

Hence A wins.
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by karthikgmat » Wed Jul 25, 2012 4:41 am
jaiswalamrita wrote:
Mbobrova wrote:In the Champagne region of France, winegrowers still harvest grapes as they have donefor centuries, by carefully handpicking their cropand storing their precious fruit in specially agedcasks.

(A)wine growers still harvest grapes as theyhave done
(B)the wine grower still harvests grapes ashe has
(C)wine growers still harvest grapes as wasdone
(D)wine growers still harvest grapes as hasbeen done
(E)wine growers still harvest grapes as theydid

B & D is out because not underlined part uses "THEIR", referring "Wine GrowerS", which is plural
C & E is out because not underlined part uses "FOR centuries", referring it to be a Perfect Tense.

Hence A wins.

How is Winegrowers related to "as has been done" in D?

as has been done refers to harvest , so i say it is a correct comparison.

their in non underlined part refers to winegrowers.
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