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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Has versus have with nor
The doctor nor the nurse "have" or "has" been in to see the patient.
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I would say "neither the doctor nor the nurse have been to see the patient".
- I would say "neither the doctor nor the nurse have been to see the patient".
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I would say "neither the doctor nor the nurse have been to see the patient".
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Hi,
Keep in mind for future reference.
Either A or B
Neither A nor B - as a rule , is always singular.
Keep in mind for future reference.
Either A or B
Neither A nor B - as a rule , is always singular.
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AnonymousThe doctor nor the nurse "have" or "has" been in to see the patient.I think the more common expression is "Neither the doctor nor the nurse has ...
Neither the doctor nor the nurses have ...
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