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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Neither of these colours really suit the new living room.
Neither of these colours really suit the new living room.
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Dear friend, Neither of these colours really suit s the new living room. The -s ending is the only possible correction (the verb agrees in number with neither , which is singular). Often, however, people tend to omit this -s ending and grammatically associate the verb ( suit , in your case) with the plural noun ( colours ).
- Dear friend, Neither of these colours really suit s the new living room.
- The -s ending is the only possible correction (the verb agrees in number with neither , which is singular).
- Often, however, people tend to omit this -s ending and grammatically associate the verb ( suit , in your case) with the plural noun ( colours ).
- Respectfully, Gleb Chebrikoff PS.
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Dear friend,
Neither of these colours really suits the new living room.
The -s ending is the only possible correction (the verb agrees in number with neither, which is singular). Often, however, people tend to omit this -s ending and grammatically associate the verb (suit, in your case) with the plural noun (colours
Neither of these colours really suits the new living room.
The -s ending is the only possible correction (the verb agrees in number with neither, which is singular). Often, however, people tend to omit this -s ending and grammatically associate the verb (suit, in your case) with the plural noun (colours
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