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Large-scale logging, in the tropics of Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands, is carried out mainly by international logging companies, earning profits by leasing logging rights on land that is still owned by local people, exporting unfinished logs, and not replanting
(A) companies, earning profits by leasing logging rights on land that is still owned by local people, exporting unfinished logs, and not replanting
(B) companies, which earned profits by leasing logging rights on land still owned by local people, exporting unfinished logs, and not by replanting
(C) companies, which earn profits by leasing logging rights on land still owned by local people, exporting unfinished logs, and not replanting
(D) companies earn profits by leasing logging rights on land, owned by local people still, export unfinished logs, and do not replant
(E) companies, which earn profits by leasing logging rights on land still owned by local people and export unfinished logs without replanting
(A) companies, earning profits by leasing logging rights on land that is still owned by local people, exporting unfinished logs, and not replanting
(B) companies, which earned profits by leasing logging rights on land still owned by local people, exporting unfinished logs, and not by replanting
(C) companies, which earn profits by leasing logging rights on land still owned by local people, exporting unfinished logs, and not replanting
(D) companies earn profits by leasing logging rights on land, owned by local people still, export unfinished logs, and do not replant
(E) companies, which earn profits by leasing logging rights on land still owned by local people and export unfinished logs without replanting
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Large-scale logging, in the tropics of Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands, is carried out mainly by international logging companies, earning profits by leasing logging rights on land that is still owned by local people, exporting unfinished logs, and not replanting.
the verb-ing modifier earning is showing a result of large-scale logging but in a typical sentence construction of Subject + verb + Object, verb-ing modifier, Subject of both the verb and the action represented by verb-ing modifier should be same. Large scale logging is the subject in this case which cannot earn. Infact international logging companies is the noun which earn the profits. (A) is wrong.
(A) companies, earning profits by leasing logging rights on land that is still owned by local people, exporting unfinished logs, and not replanting - As discussed above
(B) companies, which earned profits by leasing logging rights on land still owned by local people, exporting unfinished logs, and not by replanting - Wrong parallelism
(C) companies, which earn profits by leasing logging rights on land still owned by local people, exporting unfinished logs, and not replanting - which correctly refer to companies. Parallelism is also fine
(D) companies earn profits by leasing logging rights on land, owned by local people still, export unfinished logs, and do not replant - If put in original sentence then we won't be able to find subject of the verb earn
(E) companies, which earn profits by leasing logging rights on land still owned by local people and export unfinished logs without replanting - Wrong parallelism
(C) is the best choice
the verb-ing modifier earning is showing a result of large-scale logging but in a typical sentence construction of Subject + verb + Object, verb-ing modifier, Subject of both the verb and the action represented by verb-ing modifier should be same. Large scale logging is the subject in this case which cannot earn. Infact international logging companies is the noun which earn the profits. (A) is wrong.
(A) companies, earning profits by leasing logging rights on land that is still owned by local people, exporting unfinished logs, and not replanting - As discussed above
(B) companies, which earned profits by leasing logging rights on land still owned by local people, exporting unfinished logs, and not by replanting - Wrong parallelism
(C) companies, which earn profits by leasing logging rights on land still owned by local people, exporting unfinished logs, and not replanting - which correctly refer to companies. Parallelism is also fine
(D) companies earn profits by leasing logging rights on land, owned by local people still, export unfinished logs, and do not replant - If put in original sentence then we won't be able to find subject of the verb earn
(E) companies, which earn profits by leasing logging rights on land still owned by local people and export unfinished logs without replanting - Wrong parallelism
(C) is the best choice
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(A) companies, earning profits by leasing logging rights on land that is still owned by local people, exporting unfinished logs, and not replanting - Verb-ing modifier "earning" portrays outcome of an action or describes an action. So, the modifier makes no sense in this position
(B) companies, which earned profits by leasing logging rights on land still owned by local people, exporting unfinished logs, and not by replanting - "not by replanting" destroys parallelism
(C) companies, which earn profits by leasing logging rights on land still owned by local people, exporting unfinished logs, and not replanting - Corrrect
(D) companies earn profits by leasing logging rights on land, owned by local people still, export unfinished logs, and do not replant - Companies perform two actions i.e earn and carried out logging. So, wrong.
(E) companies, which earn profits by leasing logging rights on land still owned by local people and export unfinished logs without replanting - "Leasing" is not parallel with "Export unfinished log without replanting" and there is a meaning shift.
(B) companies, which earned profits by leasing logging rights on land still owned by local people, exporting unfinished logs, and not by replanting - "not by replanting" destroys parallelism
(C) companies, which earn profits by leasing logging rights on land still owned by local people, exporting unfinished logs, and not replanting - Corrrect
(D) companies earn profits by leasing logging rights on land, owned by local people still, export unfinished logs, and do not replant - Companies perform two actions i.e earn and carried out logging. So, wrong.
(E) companies, which earn profits by leasing logging rights on land still owned by local people and export unfinished logs without replanting - "Leasing" is not parallel with "Export unfinished log without replanting" and there is a meaning shift.
