English, 18.11.2020 14:30 chancecharles9oug353

8. Prerana and Prashant good friends. (is/ are/has) 9. She, with her parents,
.. going to the zoo. (is/are/ have)
10. Neither a dog nor a cat in the room. (was/were/are)
11. All that glitters not gold. (is/are/were)
12. The manager, with his friendsarrived at office (háve/has/are)
13. Bread and buttera wholesome food. (is/are/have)
14. No newsgood news. . (is/are/have)
15. Two and two four. (make/makes/will make)
16. Good newsalways good for us. (is/are/were)
17. Every boy and every girlto me carefully.( listens/ listen/ listening)
18. One of the argumentsthat the hill was only imaginative.( is/are/have been)
19. Rita or Rama to me today (come/ comes/ have come)
20. Fifty rupees nothing to buy anything. (is/are/have)
21. Fifteen kilometersnot a short distance for a walk in a day (is /are/ have)
22. Time and tidefor none. (wait/ waits/ waited)
23. The crewarrived recently.(has/have/ are)
24. Neither he nor sheanything.(know/ knows/ knows)
25. The teacher, together with students, presented the paper. (has/have/ are)
26. People in Nepalsimple and honest(ade/ is / am)
27. The number of students in our schoolincreasing (18/ are/ have been)
28. Horse and carriageat the gate.(are/ is/ come)
29. Sima as well as her friendspresent today.(is/ am /are)
30. More than one boydancing..(is/ am /are

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