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    The document discusses subjects and verbs in sentences with plural and singular nouns connected by "or" or "nor". It provides examples of sentences using singular and plural verbs correctly with subjects that are joined by "or" or "nor". The document serves as a reference for determining whether to use singular or plural verbs in sentences with compound subjects.

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    The document discusses subjects and verbs in sentences with plural and singular nouns connected by "or" or "nor". It provides examples of sentences using singular and plural verbs correctly with subjects that are joined by "or" or "nor". The document serves as a reference for determining whether to use singular or plural verbs in sentences with compound subjects.

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    English Review

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    Zaide Gubatana Pinca-Calvo
    The document discusses subjects and verbs in sentences with plural and singular nouns connected by "or" or "nor". It provides examples of sentences using singular and plural verbs correctly with subjects that are joined by "or" or "nor". The document serves as a reference for determining whether to use singular or plural verbs in sentences with compound subjects.

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    1.

    EVERYONE (HAS/HAVE)
    DONE HIS OR HER
    HOMEWORK

    2. EACH OF THE STUDENTS


    (IS/ARE) RESPONSIBLE FOR
    DOING HIS OR HER WORK.
    3.EITHER MY FATHER OR MY
    BROTHERS (IS/ARE) GOING
    TO SELL THE CAR.

    4. NEITHER MY SISTERS NOR


    MY MOTHER (IS/ARE) GOING
    TO SELL THE HOUSE.
    5.THE SAMPLES ON
    THE TRAY IN THE LAB
    (NEED/NEEDS)
    TESTING.
    5. EITHER MY
    CLASSMATES OR MY
    FRIEND ( IS, ARE)
    ASSIGNED TO SUBMIT
    MY PROJECT.

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