[ Noun Verb Agreement ]
Either the dog or the cats _ to stay outside.
A. is going
B. are going
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A. do
B. does
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The chicks followed the hen.
A. Subjective Case
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A. entertainment
B. dynamic
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A. has
B. is
C. have