Which sentence using neither/nor demonstrates proper subject/verb agreement? A. Neither a cake nor cookies is in the bakery. B. Neither a cake nor cookies were in the bakery. C. Neither a cake nor cookies

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Which sentence using neither/nor

demonstrates proper subject/verb
agreement?
A. Neither a cake nor cookies is in the bakery.
B. Neither a cake nor cookies were in the bakery.
C. Neither a cake nor cookies was in the bakery.

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high-school

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Answer: Neither a cake not cookies were in the bakery

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Lud answered Nov 23, 2022

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Answer:

Neither a cake not cookies were in the bakery

AbdAllah answered Nov 27, 2022

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