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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Sentance construction
Neither Wendy or I have received your message.
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Neither Wendy or I has received your message.
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Neither Wendy or I has received your message.
Top answer
Neither! The rules are: Either / or Neither /nor So the correct form is: Neither Wendy nor I have received you message
- Neither!
- The rules are: Either / or Neither /nor So the correct form is: Neither Wendy nor I have received you message
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Neither!
The rules are: Either / or
Neither /nor
So the correct form is: Neither Wendy nor I have received you message
The rules are: Either / or
Neither /nor
So the correct form is: Neither Wendy nor I have received you message
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In answer to your main question, though, make the verb agree with the subject closer to it.
Neither the boys nor their mother has called yet.
Neither Sheila nor her sons have called yet.
Neither the boys nor their mother has called yet.
Neither Sheila nor her sons have called yet.
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