<p dir="ltr">Let’s look at the noun clause:</p><p dir="ltr">“that they had the right to _______ extend the subscription for another year or cancel the subscription right away.” </p><p dir="ltr">Here, the coordinating conjunction “or” connects two verbs in parallel structure: “extend” and “cancel.” The blank should be filled with a word that can pair with this coordinating conjunction “or.” Only (B) "either" can pair with the word “or.” <br></p><p><span><span>(A) "</span><span>not only"</span><span> should pair with “but (also).” </span></span></p><p><span><span>(C) "</span><span>neither"</span><span> should pair with “nor.”</span></span></p><p><span><span>(D) "</span><span>both"</span><span> </span></span>should pair <span><span>with “and.” </span></span></p>