Dear ALAN!
If either of my brothers … the race, I will be happy.
a) wins
b) won
c) will win
d) win
Which version(s) is/are correct? If there is more than one correct answer,
which one is the most correct from strict grammatical point of view?
either of + plural noun
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either of + plural noun
by SARDORBEK » Sat Apr 28, 2012 11:54 am
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