1. My brother or my sister are arriving tomorrow.
Identifying Errors in a Sentence

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1. My brother or my sister are arriving tomorrow.
Correct sentence: My brother or my sister is arriving tomorrow
Explanation: Two singular subjects connected by or require a singular verb. In this sentence, there brother and sister are both singular, so the sentence should use the singular verb is.
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2. Neither Ella nor her friends is available to assist you.
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2. Neither Ella nor her friends is available to assist you.
Correct sentence: Neither Ella nor her friends are available to assist you.
When a singular subject and a plural subject are connected by neither/nor or either/or, the verb agrees with the subject nearest to it. In the sentence above, the plural verb are is used because it is nearer to the plural subject friends.
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3. Armand, together with his friends, are going on a camping trip tomorrow.
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3. Armand, together with his friends, are going on a camping trip tomorrow.
Correct sentence: Armand, together with his friends, is going on a camping trip tomorrow.
Explanation: In general, phrases such as together with, along with, as well as, should be ignored when considering the verb of the sentence. The verb should always agree with the subject. In this sentence, Armand is the singular subject, so the singular verb is is used
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OPEN ENDED QUESTION
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4. Jim and Mike are going to take the Subprofessional Civil Service Examination next month.
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4. Jim and Mike are going to take the Subprofessional Civil Service Examination next month.
Explanation: No error. Jim and Mike is a plural subject, so the plural verb are is used.
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5. Each of the boys play piano well.
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5. Each of the boys play piano well.
Correct sentence: Each of the boys plays piano well.
Explanation: The pronouns each, anyone, anybody, everyone, every one, everybody are singular and require singular verbs. In the sentence, each is singular so, the singular verb plays must be used.
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OPEN ENDED QUESTION
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6. Neither of them are available to meet you at the airport.
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6. Neither of them are available to meet you at the airport.
Correct sentence: Neither of them is available to meet you at the airport.
Explanation: Sentences that use either or neither (without or) always require singular verb.
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7. Ten years are such a long time to wait my love.
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7. Ten years are such a long time to wait my love.
Correct sentence: Ten years is such a long time to wait my love.
Explanation: Periods of time take singular verb.
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