2) neither of the jobs (is/are) suitable. 3) neither of the books (has/have) been bought. 4) either alice or betty (is/are) responsible for this job. 5) either of them (has/have) a good reason to disagree with you. 6) either jennifer or caroline (has/have) made the dress. 7) both the nurses have a lot of experience with children. either (is/are) reliable

past simplemy dog was called duke, and he was longhaired german shepherd dog. he was the biggest dog in my street and every time the postman or someone passed by he barked his head off and nearly gave them a heart attack. lost of people were afraid to go into my house because he was aggressive. but he was a lovely dog when you got to know him. he loved playing with balls and with my pet duck george.present perfectmy dog has been called duke, and he has been longhaired german shepherd dog. he has been the biggest dog in my street and every time the postman or someone have passed by he has barked his head off and nearly has given them a heart attack. lost of people have been afraid to go into my house because he has been aggressive. but he has been a lovely dog when you have got to know him. he has loved playing with balls and with my pet duck george. 

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