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Agreement with Or & Nor

Agreement with Or & Nor

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English

8th Grade

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CCSS
L.3.1F

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Nicole Cremeens

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6 Slides • 8 Questions

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Agreement with Or/Nor & Parts of a Whole

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Coordinating Conjunctions - OR & NOR

  • Use "or" when you can choose only one option

  • You can eat cookies or cake for dessert.

  • Use "nor" when neither option is a possibility

  • Neither cookies nor brownies are healthy options for dessert.

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2 Singular Subjects

  • Use a singular verb when using "or" or "nor" to connect 2 singular subjects.

  • EX: Scott nor Susan expects me to be in class.

  • EX: Scott or Susan wants me to be in class today.

  • REMEMBER: A singular verb ends in "s

4

Multiple Choice

Neither Jack nor Ralph _______ a great leader.

1

make

2

makes

5

Multiple Choice

Either pig meat or fruit ______ on the menu for tonight's dinner.

1

is

2

are

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2 Plural Subjects

  • Use a plural verb when using "or" or "nor" to connect 2 plural subjects.

  • EX: My teachers nor classmates expect me to be in class.

  • EX: Either the dentists or writers bake cookies for Candice every Thursday.

  • REMEMBER: A plural verb DOESN'T end in "s

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Multiple Choice

Neither crabs nor fish ______ the boys a lot of meat.

1

offer

2

offers

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Multiple Choice

Neither the hunters nor the littluns _____ to build the shelters.

1

help

2

helps

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Parts of a Whole - Singular Subject

  • When a subject refers to a portion (i.e. fifty percent, one-third, the majority of, part of, some, or all) the verb matches the object of the preposition rather than the subject.

  • EX: Two thirds of Dave's cake is already gone.

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Multiple Choice

is or are?

Most of the island _____ covered in jungle.

1

is

2

are

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Multiple Choice

Fifty percent of the day _____ a sweltering bath of heat.

1

is

2

are

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Parts of a Whole - Plural Subject

  • When a subject refers to a portion (i.e. fifty percent, one-third, the majority of, part of, some, or all) the verb matches the object of the preposition rather than the subject.

  • EX: Two thirds of Dave's brownies are already gone.

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Multiple Choice

The majority of the boys ______ joined Jack's tribe.

1

has

2

have

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Multiple Choice

Most of the shelters _______ not very sturdy.

1

is

2

are

Agreement with Or/Nor & Parts of a Whole

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