Question

1.Either her parents or her aunt (is, are) to blame for the accident.
2. One third of the students (is, are) present today.
3. One third of the amount (was, were) set apart for a fund.
4.Twelve miles (is, are) a very long distance to walk.
5. The younger boy or the oldest girl (has, have) to be the contestant.
6. Pete or John (eat, eats) with us everyday.
7. The cat or her kittens (have, has) pushed the vase off the table.
8. My friend and my guest (is, are) enjoying the occasion.
9.My friend and my guest (is, are) having a grand vacation.
10.History and biology (was, were) his best subjects.​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. is

2. are

3. was

4. is

5. has

6. eats

7. have

8. are

9. are

10. were