Question

neither the manager nor the workers dash in the factory (is/are) ​

Answer 1

Answer:

plural verb is taken up.

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Neither the manager nor the workers are in the factory.

• Neither and Nor are used in the same sentence to express something as false or unlikely to happen out of two people, actions, things, ideas, etc.
• For example- Neither Shipra nor her sister came to the party.
• In sentences with neither/nor and either/or two subjects are used.
• In sentences where both the subjects (nouns) are singular, the verb used is singular.
• For example - Neither my mother nor my father is coming to the party.
• The verb used is singular ('is').
• However, if either of the subjects is plural, we use the plural form of the verb.
• For example - Neither The Cat nor her kittens are responding to the treatment.
• The second subject (kittens) is plural so the verb(are) used is also plural.
• Similarly, in the given sentence, the second subject (workers) is plural so the verb form used will also be plural.

Hence, the complete sentence will be -

Neither the manager nor the workers are in the factory

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