Choose the correct verb form to complete the sentence: *Neither the teacher nor the students ___ the books yesterday.*
Answer
brought
The correct answer is brought — Choose *brought* as the correct form.
Step-by-step solution
- Identify that the compound subject is "Neither the teacher nor the students".
- Recall that with neither…nor the verb agrees with the part closer to it, i.e. the plural noun *students*.
- Select the past tense form of the verb *bring* that matches this subject.
- Choose *brought* as the correct form.
Common mistake: Using a singular verb form instead of plural
Concept tested: Subject–verb agreement with neither…nor
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