[ Grammar ]
Which sentence is correct?
A. Neither my brother nor my sister are coming to the party.
B. Neither my brother nor my sister is coming to the party.
C. Neither my brother or my sister is coming to the party.
D. Neither my brother and my sister is coming to the party.
Select your answer:
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