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The increased use of computers and technology across all fields of business and science requires that every college

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The increased use of computers and technology across all fields of business and science requires that every college graduate be trained in particular skills that were unimportant even 20 years ago.

A. requires that every college graduate be
B. requires that every college graduate is
C. requires that every college graduate should be
D. require that every college graduate should be
E. require that every college graduate be



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Re: The increased use of computers and technology across all fields of business and science requires that every college

by deloitte247 » Wed Mar 10, 2021 3:58 am
Option A - correct
There is a subject-verb agreement and an agreement with the subjunctive verb 'be.'

Option B - incorrect
This option doesn't follow the use of subjective verb because it uses the verb 'is.'

Option C - incorrect
Here, we have the redundant structure 'require that you SHOULD do something...' The verb 'require' means that you must do it. So using 'should' is both unnecessary and repetitive.

Option D - incorrect
There's an improper use of the plural verb 'require' to go with the subject 'use.'

Option E - incorrect
This option uses the incorrect form of the verb 'require' to modify the noun 'use.'
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