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21 Aug 2021, 18:55
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I do not think employers should expect people to stay late to get a job finished.
A. employers should expect people
B. employers ought expect people
C. employers had better expect people
D. employers should not expect people
E. employers shall expect people
A. employers should expect people
B. employers ought expect people
C. employers had better expect people
D. employers should not expect people
E. employers shall expect people
30 Aug 2021, 03:49
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I do not think employers should expect people to stay late to get a job finished.
A. employers should expect people
This statement is correct with the correct subjunctive verb form used. "should expect" is the correct form. Hence correct.
B. employers ought expect people
This statement does not use the correct subjunctive verb form. "ought expect" is the incorrect form. Plus the verb form is grammatically incorrect ("ought to" is the correct idiom). Hence incorrect.
C. employers had better expect people
This statement does not use the correct subjunctive verb form. "had better expect" is the incorrect form. Plus the verb form is grammatically incorrect. Hence incorrect.
D. employers should not expect people
This statement alters the meaning of the sentence. The intended meaning is reversed. Hence incorrect.
E. employers shall expect people
This statement does not use the correct subjunctive verb form. "shall expect" is the correct form. Hence incorrect.
Hence the correct answer is A.
A. employers should expect people
This statement is correct with the correct subjunctive verb form used. "should expect" is the correct form. Hence correct.
B. employers ought expect people
This statement does not use the correct subjunctive verb form. "ought expect" is the incorrect form. Plus the verb form is grammatically incorrect ("ought to" is the correct idiom). Hence incorrect.
C. employers had better expect people
This statement does not use the correct subjunctive verb form. "had better expect" is the incorrect form. Plus the verb form is grammatically incorrect. Hence incorrect.
D. employers should not expect people
This statement alters the meaning of the sentence. The intended meaning is reversed. Hence incorrect.
E. employers shall expect people
This statement does not use the correct subjunctive verb form. "shall expect" is the correct form. Hence incorrect.
Hence the correct answer is A.
04 May 2023, 23:58
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I do not think employers should expect people to stay late to get a job finished.
A. employers should expect people
B. employersought expect people [ought to is a correct form]
C. employershad better expect people [warning to employers?]
D. employers shouldnot expect people [unnecessary negation]
E. employers shall expect people [future action]
A. employers should expect people
B. employers
C. employers
D. employers should
E. employers shall expect people [future action]
