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10 Mar 2016, 10:23
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Hey,
I know the rules how to use the expression "each" correctly.
However, I cannot find rules about the correct usage of "each of". The ones I found are contradictory.
Each of + plural noun + singular verb?
OR
Each of + plural noun + plural verb?
I'm glad for any help. Thanks a lot in advance!
I know the rules how to use the expression "each" correctly.
However, I cannot find rules about the correct usage of "each of". The ones I found are contradictory.
Each of + plural noun + singular verb?
OR
Each of + plural noun + plural verb?
I'm glad for any help. Thanks a lot in advance!
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10 Mar 2016, 10:34
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okay here is the rule
1) if "each of" comes before a noun then it takes singular verb
eg. each of these shirts is black
2) if "each" comes after noun or main subject it takes plural verb
eg. they each are great
1) if "each of" comes before a noun then it takes singular verb
eg. each of these shirts is black
2) if "each" comes after noun or main subject it takes plural verb
eg. they each are great
15 Oct 2018, 06:08
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could you please tell me about this construction.
1= each of girls or boys (is \ are) in the park.?
some grammar rules believe that we must pay attention to closest noun next to the verb but in this case we have (each) for singular !
what we should do now ? choose "is or are" ?
1= each of girls or boys (is \ are) in the park.?
some grammar rules believe that we must pay attention to closest noun next to the verb but in this case we have (each) for singular !
what we should do now ? choose "is or are" ?
