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05 Jan 2019, 11:27
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The newly elected baseball commissioner has asked that a federal arbitrator would mediate negotiations between representatives of the umpire's union, which has threatened to go on strike, and the lawyers representing major league franchise owners.
A. that a federal arbitrator would mediate negotiations between representatives of the umpire's union, which has threatened
B. that a federal arbitrator mediate negotiations between representatives of the umpires union, which have threatened
C. of a federal, arbitrator that he mediate negotiations between representatives of the umpire's union, which have threatened
D. a federal arbitrator that he mediate negotiations between representatives of the umpires union, which has threatened
E. a federal arbitrator to mediate negotiations between representatives of the umpire's union, which has threatened
A. that a federal arbitrator would mediate negotiations between representatives of the umpire's union, which has threatened
B. that a federal arbitrator mediate negotiations between representatives of the umpires union, which have threatened
C. of a federal, arbitrator that he mediate negotiations between representatives of the umpire's union, which have threatened
D. a federal arbitrator that he mediate negotiations between representatives of the umpires union, which has threatened
E. a federal arbitrator to mediate negotiations between representatives of the umpire's union, which has threatened
07 Jan 2019, 07:00
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ballest127
Yeah, good question. I think my primary way to make that decision would be looking at "representatives" as people, meaning that if they were to be modified there it really should be "who" and not "which." Since all the options have "which" you're looking for a non-person noun to modify with "which," and "union" is right there to complete that job.
My other thought would be to try to follow the logic (who/what is threatening to go on strike) but there I think you could make a case for either "union" or "representatives" (either is capable of threatening to go on strike), so I'd come back to people/who vs. other-nouns/which and that's where I'd go E over B.
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06 Jan 2019, 08:42
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Bunuel
union is singular so left with option A,D,E
option A is ambigous as the option has meaning error
between d & e , option D usage of federal arbitator and he is redundant ...
IMO E
