English, asked by kumarkrrish1298, 2 months ago

Neither the man nor his son ________ convinced of the idea.

a) has b) was

c) had d) have

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Answered by aparnavasu2006
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Answer:

option ( b ) : was

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Answered by krishnaanandsynergy
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The completed sentence is as follows:

Neither the man nor his son b) was convinced of the idea.

Past tense:

  • The past tense is a grammar tense used to indicate that an action or circumstance occurred in the past.
  • The English verbs sang, went, and washed are examples of verbs in the past tense.
  • Most languages include a past tense, and some have numerous varieties to show how long ago the action occurred.
  • We add the prefix "-ed" to create the simple past tense verb.
  • We append "-d" and to verbs with an "e" in the end.
  • The present and past tenses of a few straightforward past tense verbs, such as cut, place, set, and others, do not change.

Neither..... nor....:

  • The verb is singular when neither and neither link singular terms: Neither the automobile nor the truck is available.
  • A plural verb should be used when the conjunctions neither nor link a single and a plural noun: Neither the automobile nor the trucks are available.

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