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Steven Westminster helped pioneer the exporting of electroni

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by hazelnut01 » Tue Apr 04, 2017 9:26 pm
Steven Westminster helped pioneer the exporting of electronics from China in 1976, the year after Mao Zedong died, and ever since, his Silicon Valley consulting firm, searching for other countries, from Malaysia to Bangladesh, is capable of supplying the big electronics firms in the United States.

A. died, and ever since, his Silicon Valley consulting firm, searching for other countries, from Malaysia to Bangladesh, is capable of supplying the big electronics firms in the United States

B. died; ever since, his Silicon Valley consulting firm has searched for other countries, from Malaysia to Bangladesh, that has the capability of supplying the big electronics firms in the United States

C. died, and ever since, his Silicon Valley consulting firm has searched for other countries, from Malaysia to Bangladesh, capable of supplying the big electronics firms in the United States

D. died, and ever since, his Silicon Valley consulting firm has searched for other countries, from Malaysia and Bangladesh, that are capable of supplying the big electronics firms in the United States

E. died; ever since, his Silicon Valley consulting firm has searched for other countries, from Malaysia and Bangladesh, having the capability of supplying the big electronics firms in the United States

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by elias.latour.apex » Tue May 02, 2017 4:38 am
Answer choice (A) is clearly wrong because when you have the word since plus a time in the past, you must use the present perfect. Normally once we find an error in (A) we want to eliminate all other choices that contain the same error. In this case, none of the other choices contain that error.

Answer choice (B) is out because it says "other countries...that has the capability..."

Answer choices (C), (D), and (E) are pretty much the same. Accordingly, we should simply pick (C), the shortest of the three.

By way of illustration, think of these three sentences:

There is a car parked on the street.
There is a car that is parked on the street.
There is a car having been parked on the street.

All three sentences are basically the same, but the first one is the best one to pick. Similarly in this sentence we have the choice between:

countries capable of...
countries that are capable of...
countries having the capability of...
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