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neither ram nor rahim are present in the meeting. Correct the error​

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Answered by Arslankincsem
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The correct form of the above mentioned sentence is: Neither Ram nor Rahim is present in the meeting.

If two or more subjects that are in the singular form are connected with ‘neither’ or ‘nor’, then the verb is in the singular form.

Hence, the verb is such a case depends upon the degree of the subjects present in the sentence.

Answered by bharathparasad577
2

Answer:

Explanation:

The given sentence is "Neither Ram nor Rahim are present in the meeting"

Concept:

  • We can use neither as a conjunction with nor, Which connects two or more negative alternatives.
  • The verb must agree with the subject when neither/nor is used in a sentence.

Case 1:

  • If the both nouns are singular, then the verb will be singular. Eg: neither Thiya nor Riya is absent.

Case 2:

  • If the one noun is singular, other noun is plural, then we need to go to the noun closer to the verb.
  • If plural noun is closer to the verb, the verb is plural. Eg: Neither the van nor the cars are fast enough.
  • If Singular noun is closer to the verb, then the verb is singular. Eg: Neither the cars nor the van is fast enough.

In the given sentence, both nouns are singular, then the verb will be singular.

The correct form is: Neither Ram nor Rahim is present in the meeting.

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