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English, 02.02.2021 04:40 meganldale15

Which sentence demonstrates proper subject/verb agreement?
[Remember the either/or rule.]
A. Either the cars or that truck is going too fast.
B. Either the cars or that truck are going too fast.
C. Either the truck or the cars is going too fast.

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[Remember the either/or rule.]
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