<p>The Papago Indians of southern Arizona take justifiable pride in their traditional craft of basket-weaving, an art that has brought them fame throughout the Southwest.</p>
<p>Why is it ‘has brought’ and not simply, ‘brought’ ?? I hate these type of errors.</p>
<p>Also,</p>
<p>The exchange between the teacher and the student promotes learning far different from that which results as the student listens but does not participate.</p>
<p>The book says that the error is AS, but wouldn’t the error be DIFFERENT? Shouldn’t it be DIFFERENTLY?</p>
<p>tense needs to be parallel. ‘take’ suggests that the action is still occuring, while ‘brought’ suggests it already occurred. Has Brought fits the tense needed</p>
<p>No different works, you can use and adj there because its describing the learning, not promoting. As should be from</p>
<p>I think as should be when, not from</p>