raghavrf wrote:
The original sentence says that the student's requirements have been fulfilled, which means differently than "student has fulfilled"
Can someone please explain.
Can someone please explain.
I believe you are absolutely correct in your reasoning.
Student's graduation requirements would refer to a single student and his graduation requirements
Since there is a plural verb "have", it gives you a singular-plural verb mismatch, apart from this there were other errors as well.
Let me know if this helps you.