Question
Read the following sentences carefully, choose the one
that is grammatically/contextually incorrect, and mark it as your answer.Solution
If a sentence starts with Neither followed by the preposition of, the word Neither is the subject and is considered singular for Not one. Hence, the subject "Neither of the solutions" is singular, so the verb should be "seems" instead of "seem." The correct sentence is: "Neither of the solutions seems practical for the current situation."
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