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Which of the following pronouns can take either a singular or a plural verb? A) Anyone B) Nobody C) Several D) Some
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Which of the following pronouns can take either a

singular or a plural verb?
A) Anyone
B) Nobody
C) Several
D) Some

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The answer is anyone (A). The verb some can be singular or plural. For example, "Is anyone there?" is a plural and singular because the person is using anyone to say if there is one or more person.

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