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by karthikpandian19 » Mon Jul 23, 2012 7:17 pm
Since 1949, membership rules and regulations of the Society of Actuaries has required the society to administer a comprehensive series of competitive examinations to its applicants.


(A) has required the society to administer a comprehensive series of competitive examinations to its

(B) has required that the society administers a comprehensive series of competitive examinations to

(C) require that the society administer a comprehensive series of competitive examinations to their

(D) have required that the society should administer a comprehensive series of competitive examinations to

(E) have required that the society administer a comprehensive series of competitive examinations to its
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by vk_vinayak » Mon Jul 23, 2012 8:47 pm
karthikpandian19 wrote:Since 1949, membership rules and regulations of the Society of Actuaries has required the society to administer a comprehensive series of competitive examinations to its applicants.


(A) has required the society to administer a comprehensive series of competitive examinations to its

(B) has required that the society administers a comprehensive series of competitive examinations to

(C) require that the society administer a comprehensive series of competitive examinations to their.

(D) have required that the society should administer a comprehensive series of competitive examinations to

(E) have required that the society administer a comprehensive series of competitive examinations to its
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by karthikpandian19 » Mon Jul 23, 2012 8:58 pm
This sentence contains a subject-verb agreement error. The subject, membership rules and regulations, is plural, so the singular verb has should be the plural have.

Choice E is correct. This choice replaces has with have and correctly uses the verb root administer after the directive verb required plus that.

Choice B incorrectly retains the singular has, and it does not use the root form of administer in the that clause following the directive verb required.

Choice C contains a verb tense error. Since the sentence opens with since 1949, the verb require should be in the present perfect tense, have required. This choice also has a pronoun-antecedent agreement error. The collective noun society is singular and should correspond with the singular pronoun its, not their.

Choice D incorrectly adds should to the that clause following the directive verb required.

Choice A is already explained at the start


karthikpandian19 wrote:Since 1949, membership rules and regulations of the Society of Actuaries has required the society to administer a comprehensive series of competitive examinations to its applicants.


(A) has required the society to administer a comprehensive series of competitive examinations to its

(B) has required that the society administers a comprehensive series of competitive examinations to

(C) require that the society administer a comprehensive series of competitive examinations to their

(D) have required that the society should administer a comprehensive series of competitive examinations to

(E) have required that the society administer a comprehensive series of competitive examinations to its
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