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officials from the british museum have long argued that the expertise of their curators has protected the sculptures from the elements

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You might be asking if "has protected" is the right verb to use in the sentence, which would make your question incomplete. Since "have long argued" suggests that the present-perfect tense is required, the proper answer is NO CHANGE. Seeing as "has protected" matches the singular subject "the expertise," it is already correct.

This is a test similar to the SAT, or Standardized College Admission Test, and it will make you use more complex sentences and basic English grammar.

Maybe you should finish your question next time. You can ask for your assignment in the following format or with the entire question:

Officials from the British Museum have long argued that the expertise of their curators (has protected) the sculptures from the elements.

A. NO CHANGE

B. have protected

C. are protecting

D. were protecting

Learn more about the difference between the SAT and ACT: https://brainly.com/question/2223789

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