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A consortium of historically Black colleges in the United States, capitalizing on such schools' traditionally rich relationships with African nations, integrates African concerns into an international business study.
A. capitalizing on such schools' traditionally rich relationships with African nations
B. while capitalizing on the traditionally rich relationships of such schools and African nations
C. through capitalizing on such schools' and African nations' traditionally rich relationships
D. which capitalize on the traditionally rich relationships of such schools and African nations
E. in capitalizing on such schools' and African nations' traditionally rich relationship
A. capitalizing on such schools' traditionally rich relationships with African nations
B. while capitalizing on the traditionally rich relationships of such schools and African nations
C. through capitalizing on such schools' and African nations' traditionally rich relationships
D. which capitalize on the traditionally rich relationships of such schools and African nations
E. in capitalizing on such schools' and African nations' traditionally rich relationship
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A consortium of historically Black colleges in the United States, capitalizing on such schools' traditionally rich relationships with African nations, integrates African concerns into an international business study.
The crux is to remember that there is only type of relationships that exist, relationships of schools with the African Nations. Instead of ‘with’, if you place an ‘and’, then it becomes that there are two types of relationships i.e., those of the schools and those of the nations. This distorts the true meaning.
A. capitalizing on such schools' traditionally rich relationships with African nations – the choice uses ‘with’ and hence is correct.
B. while capitalizing on the traditionally rich relationships of such schools and African nations – 1. relationships of is unidiomatic.2. the ‘and’ may mean that there are two types of relationships. 3. 'While capitalizing' is unnecessary
C. through capitalizing on such schools' and African nations' traditionally rich relationships --- 1. the ‘and’ indicates the error of changed meaning as in B. 2. Through is unnecessary
D. which capitalize on the traditionally rich relationships of such schools and African nations – The actual referent is the consortium, which does not sync with the plural ‘capitalize”. 2. The ‘and’ is wrong
E. in capitalizing on such schools' and African nations' traditionally rich relationship – 1. 'In capitalizing' is unnecessary and unidiomatic. 2. The ‘and’ is wrong as in B, C, D, and E.
The crux is to remember that there is only type of relationships that exist, relationships of schools with the African Nations. Instead of ‘with’, if you place an ‘and’, then it becomes that there are two types of relationships i.e., those of the schools and those of the nations. This distorts the true meaning.
A. capitalizing on such schools' traditionally rich relationships with African nations – the choice uses ‘with’ and hence is correct.
B. while capitalizing on the traditionally rich relationships of such schools and African nations – 1. relationships of is unidiomatic.2. the ‘and’ may mean that there are two types of relationships. 3. 'While capitalizing' is unnecessary
C. through capitalizing on such schools' and African nations' traditionally rich relationships --- 1. the ‘and’ indicates the error of changed meaning as in B. 2. Through is unnecessary
D. which capitalize on the traditionally rich relationships of such schools and African nations – The actual referent is the consortium, which does not sync with the plural ‘capitalize”. 2. The ‘and’ is wrong
E. in capitalizing on such schools' and African nations' traditionally rich relationship – 1. 'In capitalizing' is unnecessary and unidiomatic. 2. The ‘and’ is wrong as in B, C, D, and E.
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capitalizing on such schools' traditionally rich relationshipswith African nations
is it a verb+ing modifier ?
i dont understand the role of this sentence
capitalizing on such schools' traditionally rich relationshipswith African nations
is it a verb+ing modifier ?
i dont understand the role of this sentence
