English, 06.04.2020 03:02 fanta47

Which sentence demonstrates
proper subject/verb agreement?
[Remember the neither/nor rule.]
A. Neither the students nor their teacher are
interested in the assembly.
B. Neither the students nor their teacher is
interested in the assembly.
C. Neither the students nor their teacher were
interested in the assembly.

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