Which sentence has the correct subject-verb agreement? Either too much rain or too much snow make the level of rivers rise. Either too much rain or too much snow makes the level of rivers rise.

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Which sentence has the correct subject-verb agreement?

Either too much rain or too much snow make the level of rivers rise.

Either too much rain or too much snow makes the level of rivers rise.

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Either too much rain or too much snow makes the level of rivers rise.

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The answer is the second one

JeffE answered Nov 2, 2018

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