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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Neither of you have(has) done anything
I read in :
A practical English Grammar page 67
Neither of them knows the way,do they?
they say after niether of , we use singular verb
so, which is correct:
Neither of you have done anything
or
Neither of you has done anything
A practical English Grammar page 67
Neither of them knows the way,do they?
they say after niether of , we use singular verb
so, which is correct:
Neither of you have done anything
or
Neither of you has done anything
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Hi Anon Neither of you has done anything.
- Hi Anon Neither of you has done anything.
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Neither is a singular subject, requiring has. Many native speakers feel the proximity of the plural "of them" and mistakenly use the plural form.
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