Which sentence uses a verb that agrees with its compound subject?

A.
Either the leather jacket or the winter coat looks warm enough.

B.
Neither Felicity nor Francine have ever baked lasagna.

C.
Devon or Cara were hungry.

D.
The lion tamer or the sword swallower are the most amazing act in the circus.

I'm just double checking...but I believe the answer is option B

Question

Which sentence uses a verb that agrees with its compound subject? 	
	
 
A.
	Either the leather jacket or the winter coat looks warm enough.
	
 
B.
	Neither Felicity nor Francine have ever baked lasagna.
	
 
C.
	Devon or Cara were hungry.
	
 
D.
	The lion tamer or the sword swallower are the most amazing act in the circus. 

I'm just double checking...but I believe the answer is option B

gabbyalicorn · Answer

@aahmed123

anonymous · Answer

Ok lets see, C. and D. ARE NOT EVEN SUPPOSED TO BE ANSWERS! THEY R SOOOO WRONG

gabbyalicorn · Answer

XD

anonymous · Answer

now lets see. Either, or NEITHER?

anonymous · Answer

A.s out too, (sorry but de coats not warm enough :3)

gabbyalicorn · Answer

I think it isnt A because i think either needs to be either in the sentence

gabbyalicorn · Answer

ohkay so B

anonymous · Answer

yup!

gabbyalicorn · Answer

Kk I have 1 more if that is okay...

anonymous · Answer

sure, just post it as another question :)