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Neither of you are/is guilty.

13-Aug-2007, 09:51

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Neither of you are/is guilty.

Should it be

'Neither of you are guilty.'
or
'Neither of you is guilty.'?

13-Aug-2007, 11:28

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Re: Neither of you are/is guilty.

Neither [one] of you is guilty.

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