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British Museum - Kapellan Test Question

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by greentealeaf » Wed Apr 14, 2010 6:34 am
pakaskwa wrote:Hi Mohit,
If we put D into the sentence,
...the British Museum continues to rebuff the Greek authorities who request that it return the Parthenon marbles removed from the Acro by Lord Elgin in 1806.

who refers to (and is right after) Greek authorities
it refers to British Museum

request that + infinitive verb
"We request that you be here on time."
non-native English speaking people may find "request that + infinitive verb" a bit strange.

But any way, try to remember that, it is more formal than ask.
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by aspirant2010 » Wed Apr 14, 2010 10:49 am
Hi,

Its refering to Greek Authorities not just authorities and thats why who is being used......and Greek Authorities comprises of people
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by akhpad » Wed Apr 14, 2010 10:51 am
present subjunctive mood in grammar.

... + Request | recommend etc+...+ that + ... + V (infinitive without to) +..


Use of who is correct
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