Pick up the wrong part in the sentence:Neither promises have been kept, regardless of the numerous opportunities we gave him to do so.
Correct answer: A. Neither
- A. Neither
- B. Promises
- C. Have
- D. Regardless
Explanation
A is correct option because In this sentence neither is not a suitable option. Instead of "neither "we have to use " no ".
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