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Is it more correct to say "None of them are…" or "None of them is…"?
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Answered 31 December 2017
Is it more correct to say "None of them are…" or "None of them is…"?
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When none doesn’t quantify anything, both agreements are acceptable.
When none quantifies a plural noun, both singular and plural agreements are acceptable.
The most comprehensive source that has done far advanced research on this issue is Gabe Doyle of Motivated Grammar [About]. Doyle cited dictionaries that [wrongly] claim none came from not one.
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