Question 60
Find out which part of the following sentence has an error :-
"Neither he nor I are wrong"
Solution
The error in the sentence is in the verb agreement. The correct form should be:
"Neither he nor I am wrong."
Since "I" is the first person singular pronoun, the verb should be in the singular form "am" instead of the plural form "are."
The correct option is C.
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