Which sentence is correct?
A)Neither of the two candidates were qualified for the position.
B)Everyone plans to attend the annual company picnic on Saturday.
C)Each of the proposals were carefully reviewed by the sales staff.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

In sentence A, "neither" implies two people, so it should be "was" instead of "were." In sentence C, "each" implies separate items, so it should be "was" instead of "were." Sentence B is correct as is.

Which Sentence Is Correct