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It is not enough to make vaccines against childhood diseases available; experience shows that it is also necessary for local governments to enact regulations requiring that children should be immunized before they attend school.
A. requiring that children should be immunized
B. that require children's being immunized
C. which require the immunization of children
D. to require immunization of the children
E. requiring that children be immunized
A. requiring that children should be immunized
B. that require children's being immunized
C. which require the immunization of children
D. to require immunization of the children
E. requiring that children be immunized
12 Sep 2017, 21:30
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The answer is E
Split 1
Verb-ing modifier modifies regulation so it is no a main verb .
Split 2
The sentence is in subjunctive mood so we have to use bare infinitive form of the verb .
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Split 1
Verb-ing modifier modifies regulation so it is no a main verb .
Split 2
The sentence is in subjunctive mood so we have to use bare infinitive form of the verb .
Sent from my ONE E1003 using GMAT Club Forum mobile app
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It is not enough to make vaccines against childhood diseases available; experience shows that it is also necessary for local governments to enact regulations requiring that children should be immunized before they attend school.
A. requiring that children should be immunized
B. that require children's being immunized
C. which require the immunization of children
D. to require immunization of the children
E. requiring that children be immunized
A. requiring that children should be immunized
B. that require children's being immunized
C. which require the immunization of children
D. to require immunization of the children
E. requiring that children be immunized
Hi, thanks for the post!
Could someone explain why E and not D? How can a regulation recquire? Isn't it supposed to be the people who wrote it who require? Thus D?
