199. Either you or I are wrong.
Correct answer: B. Either you or I am wrong.
- A. (A) Either you or me are wrong.
- B. Either you or I am wrong.
- C. (C) Either you or I is wrong.
- D. (D) Either you or havfterons/indows
Explanation
In this sentence, "either...or" is a correlative conjunction that connects two singular subjects: "you" and "I." The verb "am" should agree with the singular subject "I." Therefore, the correct form of the verb is "am" rather than "are."
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