Neither. Singular or plural? Hey guys, I have some serious doubts about neither and the use of singular or plural. Here are some sentences, could you please bold all the correct ones and explain why they are thus (is thus right in this sentence?)? Or just explain me the rules behind them? "Neither he or she IS going to the party" "Neither he or she ARE going to the party" "Neither he or his friends IS going to the party" "Neither he or his friends ARE going to the party" "Neither player HAS recovered" - "Neither player HAVE recovered" "Neither players HAS recovered" - "Neither players HAVE recovered" "Neither of the player HAS recovered" - "Neither of the player HAVE recovered" "Neither of the players HAS recovered" - "Neither of the players HAVE recovered" If there are 10 players, and none of them recovered, can I still say "neither"? Or I can use neither only if there are 2 players? Thank you!