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To “nip it in the bud” means to ___.
a. prevent it at the start
b. encourage something
c. expect greatness from it

The weather was too severe. I didn’t go outside.

A. If the weather hadn’t been too severe, I can necessarily have chosen to go outside.

B. If the weather hadn’t been too severe, I can’t have gone outside.

C. If the weather hadn’t been too severe, I would have considered going outside.

D. If the weather hadn’t been too severe, I couldn’t have gone outside.

Choose the sentence with correct subject-verb agreement:

A. Either the cat or the dog are chasing the mouse.

B. Either the cat or the dog is chasing the mouse.

C. Either the cat or the dog be chasing the mouse.

D. Either the cat or the dog were chasing the mouse.

We discussed … to expand business globally.

1. if
2. whether
3. if/whether