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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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teacher,
i wan to ask about " either...or...." and "neither....nor..."
Either you or they (is /are) telling a lie .
Either he or I ( am,is ,are )
Neither of the two boys (know,knows)
Neither you nor she (is, are)
i dun know need to put wat answer.Is that see the last word such as either he or i am ,either he or they are, neither she or we are, neither they nor he is ...........
i wan to ask about " either...or...." and "neither....nor..."
Either you or they (is /are) telling a lie .
Either he or I ( am,is ,are )
Neither of the two boys (know,knows)
Neither you nor she (is, are)
i dun know need to put wat answer.Is that see the last word such as either he or i am ,either he or they are, neither she or we are, neither they nor he is ...........
Top answer
Yes, use the noun nearest the verb.
- Yes, use the noun nearest the verb.
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