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

A.
Neither Ted nor Tim have ever come to our house.

B.
The red paint or the pink paint are just right for this room.

C.
Either the wool sweater or the fleece jacket feels warm enough.

D.
Jorge or Mishka were lost.

Question

Which sentence uses a verb that agrees with its compound subject?	
 
 A.
Neither Ted nor Tim have ever come to our house.
 
 B.
The red paint or the pink paint are just right for this room.
 
 C.
Either the wool sweater or the fleece jacket feels warm enough.
 
 D.
Jorge or Mishka were lost.

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

tiny helper, thx for all of your help over the past couple or questions, i appricate it!

tinylittlehelper · Answer

No problem!
For these sentences, the word "or" turns the compound subject into a singular compound subject. So, the verb has to be singular. A, B, and D do not follow this rule, because they are plural verbs.

Therefor, the answer is C because the verb is singular as well as the compound subject.

anonymous · Answer

there is ur medal

tinylittlehelper · Answer

Oh, thanks!