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NL888 Posted 12 years ago
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Which sentence is correct? 1) or 2)?
Which sentence is correct? 1) or 2)?
1) You are clearly wrong if you think either David or William are always polite.
2) You are clearly wrong if you think either David or William is always polite.
1) You are clearly wrong if you think either David or William are always polite.
2) You are clearly wrong if you think either David or William is always polite.
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The second is grammatically correct.
- The second is grammatically correct.
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