Sentence Correction

Hi All,

In the below question, the OA is "C". Can somebody please help me clear following doubts of mine:

i) understand on what basis should we kick out "A" and "B" ?
ii) Moreover doesn't "C" convey that any one driver has multiple licenses ? What is the problem in the sentence "should have their license permanently revoked" ?

The traffic advisory commission agreed that drivers with more than three convictions for drunk driving should have permanently revoked licenses.

a) should have permanently revoked licenses.
b) should have a permanently revoked license.
c) should have their licenses permanently revoked.
d) are to have revoked their license permanently.
e) are to have a permanently revoked license.

Thanks
Mohit

I think:

i) In A & B 'revoked' is an adjective, whereas in C 'revoked' forms part of the verb.
ii) In C, 'licenses' is plural because 'drivers' is plural.

Cheers,
Paul

goelmohit2002 wrote: ii) Moreover doesn't "C" convey that any one driver has multiple licenses ? What is the problem in the sentence "should have their license permanently revoked" ?

Actually they are both grammatically ok. You can use plural licenses to emphasize their mulplicity or you can use singular license to emphasize that each driver has a unique license.

"Human beings have one heart and two lungs" is correct.

(I studied with OG, MGMAT SC and GMATFix Verbal Flashcards)