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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Either of the boys has borrowed Daniel's ruler.
Either of the boys have borrowed Daniel's ruler.
Which sentence is correct?
Either of the boys have borrowed Daniel's ruler.
Which sentence is correct?
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Neither of the boys has borrowed Daniel's ruler. In the affirmative, it would be one of the boys has...
- Neither of the boys has borrowed Daniel's ruler.
- In the affirmative, it would be one of the boys has...
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Neither of the boys has borrowed Daniel's ruler.
In the affirmative, it would be one of the boys has...
In the affirmative, it would be one of the boys has...
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