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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
"Neither of us 'seem'" or 'seems'?
"Neither of us 'seem'" or "neither of us 'seems'?"
which is correct?
which is correct?
Top answer
seems
- seems
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that's what i went with. sounded right to me. but why?
I seem; you seem; we seem; so why 'seems' here?
I seem; you seem; we seem; so why 'seems' here?
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Because "neither" takes the third-person, singular form of the verb. He seems. Neither seems.
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