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IONE7WORLD Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

¿Neither of both NEEDS or NEED?

Hi, I want to know if it's needs with the "s" or without it. I can assume that's plural so it doesn't need it but I'm still doubting it because either one it's third person so I hope you can help me out.

Thanks.
  

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IONE7WORLD Hi, I want to know if it's needs with the "s" or without it. Thanks. "Neither" is singular.

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IONE7WORLDHi, I want to know if it's needs with the "s" or without it. I can assume that's plural so it doesn't need it but I'm still doubting it because either one it's third person so I hope you can help me out.Thanks.
"Neither" is singular.
(Neither one )(Neither one of them) needs.......

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Could it be "Neither of both needS it" or "Neither of the two needS it" ?

Thanks.
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IONE7WORLDCould it be "Neither of both needS it" or "Neither of the two needS it" ?Thanks.
Both of those sound quite odd, especially the first one. I wouldn't use either one.
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IONE7WORLDCould it be "Neither of both needS it" or "Neither of the two needS it" ?
No.

Two of them need it.
Both of them need it.
Neither of them needs it.
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