Choose the grammatically correct sentences from the given options:
A. The president of the association, along with her security guards, are expected shortly.
B. Neither my sister nor I are going to the Beauty Festival as the entry tickets are exorbitantly priced.
C. The gig economy has played a critical role in increasing income insecurity and instability among workers.
D. A two-minute-long interview is not an appropriate time to judge an applicant's suitability for the job.
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Choose the grammatically correct sentences from the given options:
A. The president of the association, along with her security guards, are expected shortly.
B. Neither my sister nor I are going to the Beauty Festival as the entry tickets are exorbitantly priced.
C. The gig economy has played a critical role in increasing income insecurity and instability among workers.
D. A two-minute-long interview is not an appropriate time to judge an applicant's suitability for the job.
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Solution
In A, a phrase introduced by along with does not change the singular subject president, so are should be is. In B, with neither-nor the verb agrees with the nearer subject I, so are should be am. C and D show correct subject-verb agreement and correct hyphenation of the compound adjective, so only C and D are grammatical.
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