Compound Subjects With Or NorSet 25

1Choose the correct form of the verb.Neither Mary nor her brothers ..... a consent form for tomorrow's field trip.
2Indonesia or America ..... a country
3Either Trina or Maria ..... sure to know the answer.
4The students nor their instructor (is/are) happy with the long lunch lines.
5The boys or the girl ..... the whiteboard.
6Either the boy or the girls (practice / practices) Spanish at night.
7Neither the dog nor the cats ..... the mailman.
8The defendant, her lawyer or the judge (agree, agrees) that the defendant will serve three years of hard labor for stealing her neighbor's car.
9Soldiers or police officers ..... blocking the roadways.
10Either Jamie or Rooney ..... (come) to the party tonight.
11Either the cat or the dogs (a) the food from the kitchen.
12Neither mask ..... properly
13Neither chilly nor pepper ..... sweet.
14Either the guidance counselor or the teachers ..... conducting the session.
15Select the right verb: Either the cat or the dog (is/are) responsible for the mess.
16The dogs or the cat ..... at the mailman.
17Either Mary or Cassie will bring (her, their) camera.
18Neither the compere nor the performers ..... permitted to enter the auditorium.
19Neither my friend nor I (am, is) ready for the oral examination.
20Neither Julie nor Candace ..... available.
21Neither the sheep nor the cows ..... that grass.
22Either the teacher or the students ..... responsible for opening the window.
23Either ..... correct.
24Either James or the workers in the store believe that under the steps sit a lost puppy cowering in fear and yelping for our attention.
25Today, neither the dogs nor the cat ..... going outside
26Bill or Sam ..... pancakes and eggs for breakfast.
27They, not I, ..... (was, were, am) called before the adjournment of the meeting.
28Neither the maid nor the servant ..... the pot.
29Either Luis or Horace ..... the bills in our house.
30Neither you nor I ..... suitable for this role because we are both too short.
31According to the image, how should the subject and verb be treated if the subject consists of multiple plural nouns joined by 'or'?
32Fill in: Neither Jane nor Mary has done ..... homework.
33[SVA] The dog or the cats ( ..... ) outside earlier.
34Choose the word that correctly completes EACH of the following sentences.1. Either the Head Boy or the Head Girl ..... going to give the Vote of Thanks.
35Neither the students nor his the teacher ..... leaving.
36Which verb should be used in the sentence 'My aunt or my uncle ..... arriving by train today'?
37Select the sentence that correctly applies subject-verb agreement with a compound subject joined by 'or':
38They or you all have
39Choose the correct answer to complete the following sentence:"The dog or the cat ..... eaten my sausages."
40Neither the CEO nor the board members ..... available for comment.
41Ramu or his brothers ..... hiding behind the door.
42Not only Linda but also John ..... down the names for the course in French.
43Either Sara or her sister ..... going to the event.
44Neither of the men ..... satisfactory work.
45Neither the phones nor the computer ..... working properly today.
46Eliza ..... from Greece ..... from Poland.
47..... not only you but also he going to Japan?
48Either Mar or Jorie (give, gives) the summary of the lesson.
49Neither my older brother Alexander nor my sister Elizabeth ..... a car.
50Neither Frddie nor Dulce ..... waiting for you.
51The students or the teacher ..... in arranging the classroom.
52Identify the error:Either the teacher or the students is responsible for the mess.
53Not only my friends but also my teacher ..... proud of me.
54Either the clocks or the watch ..... broken.
55Either homeschooling or traditional education systems, depending on parental preferences, ..... suitable for fostering critical thinking skills in young learners.
56Not only the shirt but also the trousers ..... too tight.
57Lisa or her brother ..... going to feed the horse.
58Neither the teacher nor the students ..... aware of the announcement.
59Either Mr. Costantini or Mrs. Correale will reveal (his or her, their) number one suspect after lunch.
60Choose the correct verb for the following sentence: Either the coaches or the janitor ..... the responsibility of locking up after the game.
61Agreement: Either mom or my brothers (is, are) going to pick us up from school.