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An international law regarding war crime states that once a foreign intruder is captured by officials,
they are legally empowered to request that he imparts to them basic personal information.
A. he imparts to them basic personal information
B. he would impart basic personal information to them
C. he will impart basic personal information to them
D. he impart basic personal information to them
E. he impart basic personal information to the officials
they are legally empowered to request that he imparts to them basic personal information.
A. he imparts to them basic personal information
B. he would impart basic personal information to them
C. he will impart basic personal information to them
D. he impart basic personal information to them
E. he impart basic personal information to the officials
Hi GMAT club!
I did a practice test from Master GMAT and I had this question:
The answer provided id "D". In addition the explanation says that there are 9 verbs in which the subjunctive rule applies. "Require" is one of those 9 verbs.
Can you help me with the other 8?
Thanks.
I did a practice test from Master GMAT and I had this question:
The answer provided id "D". In addition the explanation says that there are 9 verbs in which the subjunctive rule applies. "Require" is one of those 9 verbs.
Can you help me with the other 8?
Thanks.
12 May 2012, 01:49
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Why only nine? As far as I see, one can think of many more instances of command subjunctive verbs, nouns and adjectives as follows; The crux is not the word per se but the intention of command.
Verbs: Advice, advocate, ask, arrange, better, counsel, demand, desire, dictate direct, insist, instruct, intend, order, prey, prefer, plead, propose. Recommend, request, require, suggest, urge
Adjectives: Desirable, Advisable, Essential, Fundamental, Fitting, Imperative, Important, Necessary, Preferable, Urgent Vital
Nouns: Directive, instruction, intention, suggestion
source MGMAT
Verbs: Advice, advocate, ask, arrange, better, counsel, demand, desire, dictate direct, insist, instruct, intend, order, prey, prefer, plead, propose. Recommend, request, require, suggest, urge
Adjectives: Desirable, Advisable, Essential, Fundamental, Fitting, Imperative, Important, Necessary, Preferable, Urgent Vital
Nouns: Directive, instruction, intention, suggestion
source MGMAT
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12 May 2012, 00:38
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Subjunctive verbs are also known as 'bossy verbs' in gmat circles. I can think of many such words:
require
order
request
mandate
recommend
suggest
demand
insist
essential
Instead of memorising these words just remember if the word sounds like an order or demand or if it indicates that something is essential its a bossy verb.
require
order
request
mandate
recommend
suggest
demand
insist
essential
Instead of memorising these words just remember if the word sounds like an order or demand or if it indicates that something is essential its a bossy verb.
