Question

0. Neither my classmates nor my teacher was/were at school yesterday

1. A number of people has/have sleep problems nowadays 2. Not only my sister but also my cousins exercises/exercise every day. 3. Neither playing computer games nor chatting on phone keeps/keep your body

physically active. 4. The number of students in our class is/are 27.

5. Talk to the adults around you. Either your teacher or your parents is/are going to stop

the bully. 6. Not only sugar but also electronic equipment before bedtime couses/cause lack of sleep.

Answer 1

Відповідь:

Neither my classmates nor my teacher was at school yesterday. (singular "was" as "neither...nor" makes the subject singular)

A number of people have sleep problems nowadays. (plural "have" as "a number of" takes a plural verb)

Not only my sister but also my cousins exercise every day. (plural "exercise" as the subject is plural)

Neither playing computer games nor chatting on the phone keeps your body physically active. (singular "keeps" as "neither...nor" makes the subject singular)

The number of students in our class is 27. (singular "is" as "number" takes a singular verb)

Talk to the adults around you. Either your teacher or your parents are going to stop the bully. (plural "are" as "either...or" makes the subject plural)

Not only sugar but also electronic equipment before bedtime causes lack of sleep. (singular "causes" as "not only...but also" makes the subject singular)

Answer 2

Neither my classmates nor my teacher was at school yesterday.

A number of people have sleep problems nowadays.

Not only my sister but also my cousins exercise every day.

Neither playing computer games nor chatting on the phone keeps your body physically active.

The number of students in our class is 27.

Talk to the adults around you. Either your teacher or your parents are going to stop the bully.

Not only sugar but also electronic equipment before bedtime causes lack of sleep.