0
Rajesh jain Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

As well as

John as well his friends plays/play cricket.

John as well as his friends are/is going to the party.

Neither john nor his friends are/is present today

Neither john nor his friends play/plays cricket.

What should be the appropriate choices in them.

Thanks
  

Top answer

John as well his friends plays/play cricket. 'plays' is correct. John as well as his friends are/is going to the party.

— Vsuresh

  • John as well his friends plays/play cricket.
  • 'plays' is correct.
  • John as well as his friends are/is going to the party.
  • 'is going' is correcr Neither john nor his friends are/is present today 'are' is correct Neither john nor his friends play/plays cricket.
  • play is correct What should be the appropriate choices in them ?
Free · every Monday

Get the Weekly English Kit 📬

New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.

2 Answers
0

John as well his friends plays/play cricket. 'plays' is correct.
John as well as his friends are/is going to the party. 'is going' is correcr
Neither john nor his friends are/is present today 'are' is correct
Neither john nor his friends play/plays cricket.
0
0
I think the answers are like this:

John as well as his friends play cricket.

John as well as his friends are going to the party.

This is because this sentence has plural nouns and not singular ones. So, 'are' should be used. 'as well as' over here means 'and'.

John and his friends play cricket.

John and his friends are going to the party.

Neit
0

Related Questions