[ Subject Verb Agreement ]
Either my mother or my father _ coming to the meeting.
A. is
B. are
C. am
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Grammar › ViewWhich sentence is grammatically correct?
A. nemo finally found his way home
B. Nemo finally found his way home
C. Nemo finally found his way home.
Do / Have / Can - Basic Questions › View
Can you jump to the moon?
A. No, I don’t.
B. No, I doesn’t.
C. No, I haven’t.
D. No, I can’t.
Grammar › ViewJack has less/fewer fishing lures than John does.
A. less
B. fewer
Apologizing › View
You forget to do your homework. What will you say to your teacher?
A. I’m so sorry for not doing my homework.
B. I’ll do it later.
C. That’s kind of you.
D. Thank you in advance.