Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Feb 12, 2012 ... Which of these is correct: "neither of you are" or "neither of you is"? "Which (one) of you are" or "which (one) of you is"? I think it should be "is" in ...
• is it IS or ARE?? Garth. It's 'is'. Both 'either' and 'neither' are singular and require a singular form ...
• What about this – neither of you is … or neither of you are … `
• ... and so, etc." since the singular second person form of the verb is "are." The phrase "neither of you IS" sounds wrong. ngmacmillan February 4, 2011, 10: 06pm.
• Jan 27, 2011 ... What is the appropriate question tag for sentences such as “Neither of you is…”? 4 · Is it right to use “both” in negative sentences? see more ...

• is it IS or ARE?? Garth. It's 'is'. Both 'either' and 'neither' are singular and require a singular form ...
• What about this – neither of you is … or neither of you are … `
• If addressing two people, it would seem to be proper to indicate "neither of you ARE interested in doing such and so, etc." since the singular second person form  ...
• Neither of you are going to the cinema this evening. (Incorrect). Either Spain or Portugal seems like a good place for a holiday. (Correct). Either Spain or Portugal ...
• Feb 12, 2012 ... Which of these is correct: "neither of you are" or "neither of you is"? "Which (one) of you are" or "which (one) of you is"? I think it should be "is" in ...