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"Occasionally, I receive requests that does not meet our requirements" - "does not" or "do not" should be used in this context?

John Lee
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  • The relative pronoun 'that' does not imply any quantity, but its antecedent 'requests' is a plural noun, which governs agreement of the verb 'do', so "do not" is correct. – AmI Apr 05 '18 at 21:02

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"do not" is correct. It must agree with "requests." You can test it by saying "the requests do not meet our requirements."

Michael Charbonneau
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