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Subject verb agreement Driving when drunk (is or are) not allowed Neither the king nor the people (has or have) appered
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Subject verb agreement

Driving when drunk (is or are) not allowed
Neither the king nor the people (has or have) appered

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Answer:

A:is

B: Have

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