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The new regulations mandate that a company allow its retiring employee 29 Oct 2020, 09:23
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The new regulations mandate that a company allows their retiring employees who would otherwise lose group health care coverage to continue the same insurance at their own expense for a specific period.


(A) that a company allows their retiring employees who would otherwise lose group health care coverage to continue
(B) companies to allow their retiring employees who would otherwise lose group health care coverage that they can continue
(C) that a company allow its retiring employees who would otherwise lose group health care coverage to continue
(D) companies allowing a retiring employee whose group health care coverage would otherwise be lost the continuation of
(E) companies to allow a retiring employee whose group health care coverage would otherwise be lost the continuation of
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here the key take away is word mandate that is subjunctive so option B,D,E can be eliminated based on the usage style used with subjunctive words
in A allows and 'its' over their is wrong verb with a company which is Singular
option C is correct
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