【英美語文】boss的所有格


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is吧?

From http://www.usingenglish.com/forum/ask-teacher/3297-either-either.html

When "either" or "neither" is used as a pronoun, this same sense of being singualr should continue. However, when the pronoun is followed by a prepositional phrase with a plural object, some speakers/writers will switch to a plural verb. This practice is more common with "neither" for some reason.

Either of the options was considered to be an improvement.

Neither of the men was chosen.

Some will use "Neither of the men were chosen" because there are two men. But "neither" treats the two men as one or the other, not both.

No, it is "are". He's talking about two things, hence, plural

Err - can we still use is here?

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