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"First, neither Mr Obama nor the Republicans has a workable plan for dealing with even their own main concern; and second, neither side seems interested in dealing with the other’s priority."
Source: the Economist.
Was thinking if it should be..
"First, neither Mr Obama nor the Republicans HAVE a workable plan for dealing with even their own main concern; and second, neither side seems interested in dealing with the other’s priority."
.. as the second subject is "the Republicans" is plural??
Source: the Economist.
Was thinking if it should be..
"First, neither Mr Obama nor the Republicans HAVE a workable plan for dealing with even their own main concern; and second, neither side seems interested in dealing with the other’s priority."
.. as the second subject is "the Republicans" is plural??
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IMO 'have' is correct usage.
The republicans party + has is correct
31 Jan 2011, 22:01
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Thanks guys! Was just hard believe that the economist will have incorrect grammar.. So wanted to double check.
