human resource manager

[scorpion.ks]

Thanks..
I guess you mean the sentence is better this way

'Past' --> 'present/future'
or
'Present --> '/future'

I didn't really get this, but way this sentence is given in original, it is just fine.

There are several combination in which different part of sentences can use tenses.
Now he will say that he has done his homework....and so on.

Important point is original question is given in present tense and it is grammatically correct, then who are we to enforce any "past / conditional "would" /future tense" on it. Believe in "Keep it simple".

[manasdas]

Yeah.. I get your point..

Agreed.. A looks simple. And is in present tense..

Thanks..

[bose]

imo A

[nick_zen]

IPL decided that player will not participate in any future IPL match.

I do not see any issue in saying like this. Do you?

Yeah, this sentence is also fine and simple as well.

But was there was any mistake in choice D in terms of verb agreement if yes, what was it?

[defylogic]

It still looks wordy to me,I would prefer this,

he said that the schedule had to be posted on the corporate web site so that both management and labor know what everyone is

@Scorpion:
I believe that the above sentence is incorrect. We should use "knew" in place of "know"
he said that the schedule had to be posted on the corporate web site so that both management and labor knew what everyone was

[scorpion.ks]

@Scorpion:
I believe that the above sentence is incorrect. We should use "knew" in place of "know"
he said that the schedule had to be posted on the corporate web site so that both management and labor knew what everyone was

Thnx for correcting, defylogic. I think you are right.
I was concentrating more on usage of "would have".


I still prefer to write down what I think is right (but may be it is actually not) so that others can correct me and that may benefit more than one person.