[ Subject Verb Agreement ]
Choose the sentence in which the subject and verb agree.
A. Either he or I are planning the meeting.
B. Either he or I am planning the meeting.
C. Either he or I is planning the meeting.
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A. Were arriving
B. Arrived
C. Had arrived
D. Arrive
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I need glasses to read ___.
a. at
b. by
c. with
The horse walked merrily over to (his, its) owner.
A. his
B. its
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Chris plays baseball, and Jenna golfs.
A. Simple
B. Compound
C. Complex
D. Compound-Complex