SC Deborah Aguiar-Velez, founder of Sistemas Corporation,

[gmatkiller_24]

Hi，Ron

can you clarify my analysis on the incorrect choices，thank you~

in choice A,B,C

it makes no sense to say that “XXX has written a computer textbook in Spanish for people who speak / speaking Spanish （it is redundant and doesn't make much sense）

also，in choice C
people speaking Spanish who do not have to rely on translations from English.（who narrows down the scope of people → if these people do not rely on translations, then why should textbook be written in Spanish）

only D makes sense by using ”so that“ showing a purpose

Thank you！

seems an logical analysis to me.

Can some experts comment on this analysis? Thank you!

[RonPurewal]

everything in that analysis is on point.

[aflaamM589]

Is placement of who in C correct?
seems to modify Spanish.

[RonPurewal]

[edited]

[aflaamM589]

C is the correct answer.

No Ron. D is the correct answer. The original poster got it wrong.

The reason i am asking if the placement of who in C is correct is who is changing positions in answer choices.
Best

[tim]

"who" modifies "people" in C. Asking whether it is "correct" is tricky because it brings up the obvious question of how much of the larger context we need to take into consideration. What is definitively true is that there is nothing wrong with "people speaking Spanish who do not have to ...". C is wrong for other reasons (Ron's typo notwithstanding).

[aflaamM589]

Thanks for the explanation Tim.

[RonPurewal]

ha, i think i actually meant to post that on a completely different discussion thread. lol... i am good at the internet, i swear. (: