When a compound subject is joined by neither-or, with what does that verb agree? a: predicate nominative after the verb b: object of the preposition c: first subject in the sentence d: the subject nearest

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When a compound subject is joined by neither-or, with what does that verb agree?

a: predicate nominative after the verb

b: object of the preposition

c: first subject in the sentence

d: the subject nearest (closest) to the verb

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d: the subject nearest (closest) to the verb

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Muhammad Radifar answered Jul 10, 2023

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