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Englishnewbie Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Do you or someone?
Hello,
Do you or your sister own a car?
Is this correct, even though if it is just your sister,
it sould be
DOES your sister own a car.
Or should this be DO you or DOES your sister own a car?
Thank you.
Do you or your sister own a car?
Is this correct, even though if it is just your sister,
it sould be
DOES your sister own a car.
Or should this be DO you or DOES your sister own a car?
Thank you.
Top answer
These are correct: Do you or your sister own a car? Does your sister or you own a car? The verb agrees with the nearer subject.
- These are correct: Do you or your sister own a car?
- Does your sister or you own a car?
- The verb agrees with the nearer subject.
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These are correct:
Do you or your sister own a car?
Does your sister or you own a car?
The verb agrees with the nearer subject.
Do you or your sister own a car?
Does your sister or you own a car?
The verb agrees with the nearer subject.
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