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mahaar92 w W hat sort of verb we will use after either,#neither,#each ? Normally a singular verb, though a plural verb is possible if both nouns are plural: The Chinese and the Indonesians have been knocked out of the competition. Neither are happy about this .
- mahaar92 w W hat sort of verb we will use after either,#neither,#each ?
- Normally a singular verb, though a plural verb is possible if both nouns are plural: The Chinese and the Indonesians have been knocked out of the competition.
- Neither are happy about this .
- Please start sentences with a capital letter and close with an appropriate punctuation mark; leave a space after punctuation marks.
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mahaar92Normally a singular verb, though a plural verb is possible if both nouns are plural:wWhat sort of verb we will use after either,#neither,#each?
The Chinese and the Indonesians have been knocked out of the competition. Neither are happy about this.
Please start sentences with a capital letter
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