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It is highly desirable that you furnished evidence of your expenses before you submit your final accounts. 

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In sentences with modal verbs like "desirable," use the base form of the verb following that. Do not add modals like "should."

Updated On: Jul 16, 2026
  • It is highly desirable that you furnish evidence of your expenses.
  • It is highly desirable that you should furnish evidence of your expenses.
  • It is highly to be desired that you furnish evidences of your expenses.
  • You should have to supply evidence of your expenses. 

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The Correct Option is A

Solution and Explanation

  1. Option A: Correct, bare base form "furnish" fits the mandative subjunctive after "desirable that."
  2. Option B: Redundant, "should" is unnecessary alongside the subjunctive construction.
  3. Option C: Wrong, "evidences" wrongly pluralises an uncountable noun.
  4. Option D: Wrong, mixes "should" and "have to" in a non-standard way.

The grammatically clean choice is option A, so the correct answer is Option A.

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