单选题Although they entered the wildly profitable coffee business rather late, South American countries now produce most of the coffee consumed worldwide,ASouth American countries now produceBit is the South American countries now producingCand South American countries now produceDSouth American countries now producedESouth American countries would produce
单选题
Although they entered the wildly profitable coffee business rather late, South American countries now produce most of the coffee consumed worldwide,
A
South American countries now produce
B
it is the South American countries now producing
C
and South American countries now produce
D
South American countries now produced
E
South American countries would produce
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解析：
A项没有错误。B项错误措辞冗杂，且对比的使用不正确。C项不是一个完整的句子。D项错误，因为过去时在这里使用的不恰当。E项的动词时态不正确。
A项没有错误。B项错误措辞冗杂，且对比的使用不正确。C项不是一个完整的句子。D项错误，因为过去时在这里使用的不恰当。E项的动词时态不正确。
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