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Usually "are" is expected. What is the rest of the sentence? Are Molly, Bob, Kerry or Jason coming to the party?
- Usually "are" is expected.
- What is the rest of the sentence?
- Are Molly, Bob, Kerry or Jason coming to the party?
- I don't think any of them are coming.
- A, B, C or D?
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Usually "are" is expected. What is the rest of the sentence?
Are Molly, Bob, Kerry or Jason coming to the party? I don't think any of them are coming.
A, B, C or D? I don't think any of them is an acceptable choice.
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