Question

Вставьте Neither Jack nor Paul .....(has/have)got a computer We ....(do/did/have done ) everything

Answer 1

Has got
we have done...

Answer 2

Neither Jack nor Paul has got a computer
We have done everything

Answer 3

"Neither Jack nor Paul has got a computer. We have done everything."

Let's break down the sentences:

1. "Neither Jack nor Paul has got a computer."

In this sentence, we use "has" because "Neither" is a singular pronoun, and we follow the verb agreement with the closer noun, which is "Paul." Therefore, we use the singular form of the verb "has." The phrase "has got" is used to indicate possession, similar to "has." You could also say, "Neither Jack nor Paul has a computer."

2. "We have done everything."

In this sentence, we use "have" because the subject "we" is a plural pronoun. The past participle "done" is used to form the present perfect tense. This construction is appropriate when referring to an action that started in the past and is still relevant in the present.