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Compound Subjects With Or NorSet 4

1Neither the boys nor their father ..... present.

2..... either your aunts or your mother at home at the moment?

3True or False: In the sentence 'Neither my friends nor my brother knows the secret,' the singular verb 'knows' is grammatically correct.

4Neither the coach nor the players (has, have) arrived for the practice.

5..... Maria or Justine finished the test?

6FILL IN THE BLANK WITH THE CORRECT VERB. Neither he nor she ..... to go to the cinema.

7Neither the students nor the teacher (is / are) ready for the test.

8Choose the answer that finishes the sentence with subject-verb agreement. A lemon or a lime

9Subject/Verb Agreement:Either the workers or the manager ..... the backdoor before leaving.

10Choose the correct verb: "Either Mrs. Gomez or Mr. Ming ..... the welcome speech on the first day of school."

11Either the clock on the town hall or my watch (is, are) wrong.

12We offered them advice, but neither the girls nor the boys ..... interested in our opinions.

13Neither the teacher nor the students ..... their calculators very often.

14Neither the teacher nor the students ..... happy.

15Electronics, as well as mechanics, (is / are) a very lucrative field.

16Neither my sisters nor my brother ..... cheery pie, my favorite.

17Either Jordan or Stephen ..... to blame.

18Either my colleague (a)/ or a peon are coming home (b)/ with the material today (c)/ No error(d)

19Either the professors or the dean ..... attending the conference tomorrow.

20Identify the errorNeither Gary nor his officemates is informed of this afternoon's meeting with the client whose company manufactures the finest silk.

21Black or white ..... your choice.

22Neither the professor nor the students ..... how to bungee jump.

23Either the lion or the zebras ..... their life.

24According to the Attendance Policy, who will be notified if a school-age child is not attending school?

25When a compound subject has two singular nouns joined by "or" or "nor," the verb should be .....

26Neither the players nor the coach ..... Much energy today

27Which sentence is correct when using 'or'?

28Neither Mark nor I ..... able to go to the party.

29Neither the lights nor the fan (is/are) working properly.

30Neither coach Mike nor his players ..... enough skill to win the championship.

31Not only he but also his sisters ..... intelligent.

32Either she or her sisters (is/are) going.

33Neither the video nor the notes ..... much clarity on the lesson.

34Not only the dogs but also the cats (love, loves) fried chicken.

35Singular subjects joined by "or" or "nor" take a singular verb. Which of the following sentences is correct?

36What is the subject in the following sentence? Neither Mom nor Dad plans to leave for vacation until Sunday.

37Neither students nor teachers

38TRUE or FALSE: I DO NOT need permission to feed either Ruby or the fish.

39Neither the girls nor their father ..... going for the picnic today.

40Which of the following is the correct verb for the sentence, "The student or the committee members ..... every day."

41Neither Professor Johnson nor his students ..... going to join the project.

42Neither he or I ..... going to the event tonight.

43Select the correct form of the verb to complete the sentence.Either the officials or the referee ..... the regulations of fighters.

44Either the mother cat or the kittens ..... drunk the milk.

45In the sentence below, select the verb that agrees in number with its subject. Neither this chemical nor that one ..... what we need.

46Neither the chef nor the waiters (want/wants) to leave early.

47Either my sister or my brothers ..... coming.

48Either Bill or we ..... supposed to contact Sylvia about the meeting.

49It is he or I that ..... to go.

50Which of the sentences is grammatically correct?a. The Boy Scouts or their leader are delivering meals to the homeless.b. The Boy Scouts or their leader is delivering meals to the homeless.

51Either Dave or Callie (supervises, supervise) the stargazing at the observatory.

52Not only Richard but also his brothers ..... present for the conference.

53Choose the verb that agrees with the subject in the given sentence. Beth or Sam ..... going to win.

54Use the correct verb form (in the present tense) to agree with the subject: Gogglebox or Eastenders (to win) the top award.

55Not only the girls but also the boy ..... to cook.

56Either the cake or the cookies (is/are) on the table.

57Neither Sam nor Timothy (play, plays) football very well.

58Either the teachers or the principal ..... in charge.

59Neither Bill nor Jill ..... to buy their parents' house.

60Exercise 2-Conjugate the verb correctly in parentheses: Neither Jill nor her parents (see) this movie before.

61Either Yadiell or Kamarion ..... the library book.