Choose the sentence in which the subject and verb do not agree. A) Either you or your sister must play tomorrow. B) Both Tanisha
and Daranda play rugby for the school team. C) Not only the students but also the teacher has been unhappy. D) Neither a cheeseburger nor a fried chicken sandwich are low-calorie. Eliminate
The subject and the verb do not agree in the sentence D: "Neither a cheesburger nor a fried chicken sandwich <em>are</em> low-calorie." because when two subjects are connected by 'Neither...nor' (paired conjunctions), the <em>subject</em> that is <em>closer</em> to the verb determines whether the verb is singular or plural. So, the correct is: <em>'Neither...nor...fried chicken sandwich</em> <em>is</em> low-calorie.'
Im guessing the word underlined is Evoke. Evoke simply means to Bring or recall to the conscious mind. Id say the answer is - to inspire and emotion or reaction
