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Plural/singular

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1. Either the girl or the boy hashaveI don't know read the story about Helen Thayer.

2. Both the boy and the girl hashaveI don't know heard about Oprah Winfrey.

3. None of them hashaveI don't know watched the talk show.

4. Neither of us waswereI don't know ready when the party began.

5. Neither he nor I knowknowsI don't know the answer.

6. The teacher with all of her students werewasI don't know at the talk show.

7. There isareI don't know a desk,a table and three chairs in the room.

8. There isareI don't know three chairs, a desk and a computer in the room.

9. Two and three areisI don't know five.

10. A million dollars isareI don't know a lot of money.