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the Subjunctive

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by Kasia@EconomistGMAT » Wed Nov 07, 2012 12:21 pm
In a recent court ruling, a U.S. District Judge insisted that a school board removes the teaching of suggested creationism from its curriculum, claiming that the inclusion of such a topic violates the constitutional separation of church from state.
A. In a recent court ruling, a U.S. District Judge insisted that a school board removes the teaching of suggested creationism from its curriculum, claiming that the inclusion of such a topic violates
B. A U.S. District Judge, in a recent court ruling, insisted that a school board has the teaching of suggested creationism removed from its curriculum, claiming that the inclusion of such a topic violates
C. In a recent court ruling, a U.S. District Judge insisted that a school board remove the teaching of suggested creationism from its curriculum, claiming that the inclusion of such a topic violate
D. In a recent court ruling, a U.S. District Judge insisted that a school board remove the teaching of suggested creationism from its curriculum, claiming that the inclusion of such a topic violates
E.A U.S. District Judge insisted, in a recent court ruling, that a school board will remove the teaching of suggested creationism from its curriculum, claiming that the inclusion of such a topic violates

A - This answer choice is grammatically incorrect. Insist is one of the nine verbs to which the Subjunctive rule applies (if it is followed by that). This means that the next verb after insisted that should be in unconjugated form. However, removes is not an unconjugated form.
B - This answer choice is grammatically incorrect and repeats the original Subjunctive error.
C - Although this answer choice corrects the original Subjunctive error by placing the verb that follows insisted that in the base form (remove), it creates a Subject Verb Agreement error.
The inclusion of such a topic is an X of Y subject. In such cases, the verb should agree with X (the inclusion), which is singular. Therefore, the singular verb violates should be used, not the plural violate.
D - Correct! This answer choice corrects the original Subjunctive error by placing the verb that follows insisted that in the base form (remove).
E - This answer choice is grammatically incorrect. It repeats the original mistake .
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by Narendran25 » Sat Nov 21, 2015 1:13 am
@ Kasia.

A simple query, the school board is singular term so shouldn't removes be used instead of remove.?


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