Question 26

He has to make an application by May 15 to be admitted to the university.

Using "has" correctly indicates that he is required to make an application by a specific deadline for admission.

A) Has

This option is correct because "has" is the appropriate verb form to indicate that he is obligated or required to make an application. It aligns with the subject "he," thereby maintaining proper subject-verb agreement.

B) Have

This option is incorrect because "have" does not agree with the singular subject "he." The proper form should be "has" to denote the requirement in the context of the sentence.

C) Might

This option is incorrect as "might" suggests possibility rather than obligation. The context indicates a requirement rather than an uncertain or optional action.

D) Should

This option is incorrect because while "should" implies a recommendation or duty, it does not convey the same level of obligation as "has." The context requires a definitive requirement, which "has" fulfills.

Conclusion

The answer "has" is definitively correct as it establishes a clear obligation for the subject to apply by the specified date. All other options fail to meet the grammatical requirements or the intended meaning of the sentence, confirming that "has" is the only suitable choice.