Question

Explain the subject-verb agreement rule that applies to a singular and a plural subject joined by or/nor. Demonstrate your understanding of the rule by composing a sentence using the compound subject "Neither Tommy nor his dancers." 

Answer 1

When using "Neither/Nor" combinations, you should use a the verb that agrees with the subject that is closest to it.  

So, the correct answer would look like this:

Neither Tommy nor his dancers are familiar with the dance studio.

Because the subject "dancers" is next to the verb, you should choose a verb that agrees with it.

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Answer 2

When using "Neither/Nor" combinations, you should use a the verb that agrees with the subject that is closest to it.  

So, the correct answer would look like this:
Neither Tommy nor his dancers are familiar with the dance studio.

Because the subject "dancers" is next to the verb, you should choose a verb that agrees with it.