English, asked by harshkumarock123, 8 months ago

neither he nor his father___(has/have)been in delhi.

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Answered by sukhmanibubbles

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Answer:

has

should be the most appropriate

Answered by Anonymous

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Have
Neither he nor his father have been in Delhi.

We should use "have" there because it is plural form.

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