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Compound Subjects With Or NorSet 5

1Either my brother or my sisters ..... responsible for this mess.

2Choose the correct verb form to complete this sentence with "either ..... or": Either the manager or the team members ..... responsible for the error.

3Choose the correct verb.Either the cat or mouse ..... there.

4Either Arbizar or Arfan ..... fried egg for breakfast

5Choose the verb that correctly completes the sentence: Neither the manager nor the two salespeople (a. was, b. were) prepared for the number of customers.

6If Deanna or Katie win the election for class president, I'll be disappointed.

7My father or my brothers (is, are) coming with me to the ball game.

8My friends or I ..... going to win the race.

9Either the boys or their sister ..... forgotten to bring the keys.

10In my opinion, either of these jackets ..... worth buying.

11Rule 2: Nor/Or: Use the subject ..... the verb to decide if the verb is singular or plural.

12If you get a rose or a lily, ..... will look nice here.

13Either Samson or his opposing candidate in the elections speaks tonight

14Neither Fadhil nor Dinni ..... their friends at the cafetaria

15True or False:The following sentence is grammatically correct:'Either of my two best friends are going to help me with my science project.'

16I think one or two of the guests ..... here now

17Either my suitcase or my camera bag ..... left on the plane.

18Choose the correct option to complete the sentence. Neither the book or the notebooks ..... in my bedroom.

19Either the cups or the glasses (are, is) in the dishwasher.

20Neither Lan nor Phong ..... want to go out.

21Either the cat or the dogs ..... in the backyard.

22Which verb fits best? "Either my mother or my father ..... coming to the meeting."

23Read the sentence. Choose the form of the verb that agrees with the subject. Mom or Dad ..... me up after school.

24Neither the teacher nor the students ..... absent today.

25Either my parents or Diana will lend your their key. 2. Either Diana or my parents will lend you their key.

26Tom or Kathy ..... hamburgers at lunch time everyday.

27Neither the interns nor the supervisor ..... aware that the deadline had been moved forward by two weeks.

28Neither Vishal nor his lawyers ..... there.

29Not only John but also his parents ..... (be) going to the meeting tomorrow.

30Neither Fred's ratty clothes nor his sullen attitude BOTHERS/BOTHER Esmeralda, who lets Fred pick up the check every time they dine out.

31Either Cassie or Marie (pays, pay) the employees this afternoon.

32Neither Maria nor her friends knew where ..... had left the keys.

33Either the laptops or the projector ..... causing the problem.

34Usually on warm, sunny afternoons, John or his sons .....

35Choose the correct verb: Either Bill or we ..... supposed to contact Sylvia about the meeting.

36CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTIONNeither my phone nor my gloves ..... on the table.

37SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENTNeither the young ones nor the old citizens ..... with the proposed confidential funds by the VP.

38Neither the rain nor the snow ..... expected to stop by evening.

39Neither Jane nor her parents ..... into salmon.

40Either the director or teachers ..... to be responsible for this problem.

41Not only my parents but also my brother ..... to the party.

42Neither Mr. Parker nor his children ..... Japanese

43Neither the manager nor the employees ..... happy with the new policy.

44Choose the correct verb. Rachel or her sisters (does/do) most of the hard work at the restaurant.

45Our puppy or our cats ..... for food when we are eating.

46Neither Bob nor the others ..... ready for the test.

47Remarkably, neither Ms. Chen nor Mr. Gillespie ..... notified that the board meeting is cancelled.

48Either chemicals or plain soap ..... used for cleaning.

49Either you or John ..... to pay for the drinks.

50Neither alternative hypothesis ..... accepted.

51Either Mr Lee or the boys ..... the cake just now.

52Neither the cat nor the dogs (was/were) outside during the storm.

53Neither the teacher nor the students ..... aware of the surprise test.

54Either the doctors or the patient ..... the hospital bedroom.

55The student or the committee members (write, writes) every day

56Either the dog or the cats ..... to play outside.

57Choose the correct verb form: "Either the painters or the carpenter ..... going to finish the job."

58Either the chairs or the table ..... been assembled.

59Either the teacher or the students is / are responsible for the mess.

60The TL or the Training Manager ..... the MyPay filings.

61Not only Mr. Pike but also his sons ..... tea.