(1) Both he and I (　　) to go to China.

• ①be
• ②are
• ③is
• ④am

(2) Not only Larry and David but also Peter (　　) come to the airport to see me off.

• ①has
• ②is
• ③have
• ④are

(3) Neither my friend nor her brothers (　　) our wedding.

• ①attends
• ②doesn't attend
• ③are attending
• ④is attending

(4) Either she or I (　　) to go.

• ①am
• ②is
• ③can
• ④may

(5) Most of the students here (　　) with their families.

• ①live
• ②living
• ③is living
• ④lives

(6) Three fifths of the work (　　) finished.

• ①was
• ②would
• ③had
• ④were

(7) Since the beginning of the twentieth century, there (　　) many political and social changes in Africa.

• ①has been
• ②are
• ③have been
• ④are being

(8) The number of students who wish to continue their studies after they finish their four-year program at Meiji University (　　) increasing.

• ①has
• ②are
• ③is
• ④have

(9) A number of people (　　) invited to the party.

• ①have
• ②were
• ③was
• ④had

(10) The United Nations (　　) established after World War II.

• ①were
• ②was
• ③have been
• ④was being