In this sentence, is it grammatically correct to use "was" or "were".
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English, 22.09.2019 19:10 jordanbyrd33
In this sentence, is it grammatically correct to use "was" or "were".
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sentence:
a) neither of these characters were what they appeared to be
b) neither of these characters was what they appeared to be
hint from professor:
was is used in the first person singular and and the third person singular
were is used in the second person singular and plural and first and third person plural.
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