Either the manager or his assistants ____ to attend the ...

[ Subject Verb Agreement ]

Either the manager or his assistants ____ to attend the meeting.

A. has

B. have

C. is

D. are

Select your answer:

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Which sentence correctly uses a modal to express a past probability?

A. She must be tired after the long journey.

B. He might have forgotten the meeting.

C. They can’t be at the office now.

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Is the verb present, past, or future perfect?

had talked
___
A. present perfect

B. past perfect

C. future perfect