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A) wrong - verb is missing
B) wrong - parallelism error.. has been trading and has increased don’t go along
C) wrong - same as B
D) wrong - meaning change
E) correct


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IMO E.

A: No verb
B & C: Only 'Comma' is incorrect to join two independent clauses
D: incorrect usage of 'like'
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A has an SV agreement problem. Should be ‘which are’ not ‘which is’.
B has a double verb
C has a double verb too and ‘due to’ is the wrong phrase.
D SV agreement problem. Should be ‘Their markets’ not ‘market.
E right answer.
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Hi Experts,

Which modifies the noun just before it. (As per Manhattan SC guide 8, page 90 para 2)

So that makes using 'are' wrong here or am I missing anything?

Also what is the antecedent for plural pronoun their?

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Can someone take pain to explain why choice E is correct and choice B is not? Only difference I see in both the options is the use of "who" in E.

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