What is the correct pronoun: 'Either my aunts or my uncleÂ (is/are)

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What is the correct pronoun: 'either my aunts or my uncleÂ (is/are) going to beÂ at my party'?this question is part of subject verb agreement exercise

princesssweety898@gmail.c · Accepted Answer

"Is" is the correct pronoun here.

John Smith · Answer

IsWhen subjects are joined by OR, the verb agrees with the nearest subject (uncle). To review, see Trouble Spot 4.The sentence has more than one subject.

What is the correct pronoun: "Either my aunts or my uncleÂ (is/are) going to beÂ at my party"?

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