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9. Neither my friend nor I are to blame correct the sentence.​

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Answered by pk25082003poonam
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Answer: neither my friends nor I are to blame.

Explanation:if you use are then you will have to use plural word with it

Answered by rajraaz85
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We can write the correct sentence like this-

Neither my friend nor I is to blame.

Explanation:

What is subject verb agreement?

Subject verb agreement is the rules of English grammar to decide the relation between subject and verb.

It means that if the subject is singular we have to use singular form of helping verb, on the other hand if the subject is plural we have to use plural form of the helping verb.

There are certain words which looks plural but we have to use singular helping verb after them.

News, mathematics, scissors these are the nouns which looks like plural but we have to use singular helping verb after them.

example -Mathematics is a simple subject.

If the sentence begins with either or neither it always carries singular helping verb.

Either Ram or Shyam attends the party.

If the two different things joined with and then helping verb always come in plural form.

example- Ram and Shyam are good friends.

To know more about subject verb agreement refer the following links -

https://brainly.in/question/18521545

https://brainly.in/question/16657587

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