English, 22.02.2021 22:10 semajac11135

Which sentence with a compound subject joined by "or" has correct
subject/verb agreement?
A. Either my grandmother or my brothers is
going to the park.
B. Either my grandfather or my sisters are going
to the park.
C. Either my cousin or my aunt are going to the
park.
D. Either my uncle or my nephews is going to
the park.

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Which sentence with a compound subject joined by "or" has correct
subject/verb agreement?