My aunt or my uncle …… by train today.
Aare arriving
Bis arriving
Cwere arriving
Dwas arriving
Answer:
B. is arriving
Read Explanation:
- Aunt, Uncle - singular
- Even though there are two options listed, they are joined by "or," making the subject singular. Therefore, the verb should also be singular.
- Two singular subjects connected by or, either/or, or neither/nor require a singular verb.
- 'is' - singular and present tense (today)
- 'was' - singular but used with past tense.
- were and are - used with plurals
- Examples for 'is'-
- Neither Jenny nor Aman is available.
- Either Kiara or Anna is helping today with stage decorations.