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Are the pronouns each, neither, either, and everyone singular or plural in the english language? plural singular
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Are the pronouns each, neither, either, and everyone singular or plural in the english language? plural singular

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These are indefinite pronouns are singular.

Each is beautiful.

Neither was my type.

Nobody is licensed at this facility.
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the answer is and should be singular
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