GED writing practice: verbs with an either-or subject
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How to approach this kind of question
Some subjects have two parts joined by "and," "or" or "nor." Find both parts first, then look at the word that joins them. Parts joined by "and" make a plural subject. With "or" or "nor," the verb agrees with the part that sits closer to it. When the blank holds two verbs, check each one, because a choice is right only when both verbs match.