We're lost. ________ knows where we are.
Correct answer: B. Neither of us
- A. Either of us
- B. Neither of us
- C. Not any of us
- D. None of above
Explanation
Neither of us means not one of the two people, and neither takes a singular verb in formal standard English, so knows is correct. None of above is unnecessary because option b forms a complete and grammatical sentence.
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