Which of the following sentences contains a subject-verb agreement error?
A. Either the cat or the dog chase the mouse.
B. Either the cat or the dog chases the mouse.
C. Either the cat or the dog is chasing the mouse.
D. Either the cat or the dog are chasing the mouse.
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What is the passive form of this sentence?
We’ll be visiting our grandmother next week.
A. Our grandmother will be being visited by us next week.
B. Our grandmother will be visited by us next week.
C. Our grandmother would be visited by us next week.
D. Our grandmother would be being visited by us next week.
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