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neither of us smokes vs neither of us smoke

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Neither of us smokes' is correct when referring to a singular action, while 'neither of us smoke' is correct when referring to a plural action. The choice between 'smokes' and 'smoke' depends on whether the verb should agree with a singular or plural subject.

Last updated: March 26, 2024 • 1218 views

neither of us smokes

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to a singular action.

This phrase is used when referring to a singular action that neither of the two people does, such as smoking. 'Smokes' agrees with the singular subject 'neither.'

Examples:

  • Neither of us smokes in the house.
  • My super won't let us smoke.
  • I guess what we're saying is you either let us smoke weed, which it's our right to do...
  • Mom, how could you know that and still let us smoke?
  • Smoke smoke smoke smoke smoke smoke smoke smoke smoke smoke smoke...
  • No, smokes-a-lot lady blew smoke directly into my mouth.
  • The production of these smoke flavourings starts with the condensation of smoke.
  • Smoke flavourings are produced from condensed smoke, which is fractionated and purified.
  • Smoke might get in people's eyes but there is no smoke without fire.
  • First-hand smoke, second-hand smoke, people talking into machines.
  • Smoke, smoke, smoke that cigarette
  • They've let us smoke and it's full of adults and children, all trying, like, trying, Steve, trying as hard as they can to dress up as something beginning with P.
  • Plus, my roommate smokes cloves.
  • People drink wine for breakfast and children smoke.
  • Smoke alarm working, fan back up to speed.
  • - I saw the smoke crows chasing you.
  • My Sunday afternoon up in smoke.
  • This Regulation covers smoke flavourings as defined in Directive 88/388/EEC.
  • Coroner said he had already passed from smoke inhalation.
  • Third-degree burns and severe smoke inhalation.
  • More significantly, the amount of smoke increased exponentially.

Alternatives:

  • Neither of us smokes cigarettes.

neither of us smoke

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to a plural action.

This phrase is used when referring to a plural action that neither of the two people do, such as smoking. 'Smoke' agrees with the plural subject 'neither.'

Examples:

  • Neither of us smoke in the house.
  • My super won't let us smoke.
  • I guess what we're saying is you either let us smoke weed, which it's our right to do...
  • Mom, how could you know that and still let us smoke?
  • Smoke smoke smoke smoke smoke smoke smoke smoke smoke smoke smoke...
  • No, smokes-a-lot lady blew smoke directly into my mouth.
  • The production of these smoke flavourings starts with the condensation of smoke.
  • Smoke flavourings are produced from condensed smoke, which is fractionated and purified.
  • Smoke might get in people's eyes but there is no smoke without fire.
  • First-hand smoke, second-hand smoke, people talking into machines.
  • Smoke, smoke, smoke that cigarette
  • They've let us smoke and it's full of adults and children, all trying, like, trying, Steve, trying as hard as they can to dress up as something beginning with P.
  • Plus, my roommate smokes cloves.
  • People drink wine for breakfast and children smoke.
  • Smoke alarm working, fan back up to speed.
  • - I saw the smoke crows chasing you.
  • My Sunday afternoon up in smoke.
  • This Regulation covers smoke flavourings as defined in Directive 88/388/EEC.
  • Coroner said he had already passed from smoke inhalation.
  • Third-degree burns and severe smoke inhalation.
  • More significantly, the amount of smoke increased exponentially.

Alternatives:

  • Neither of us smoke cigarettes.

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