Can you find three errors in this sentence?

"Neither the man or his brother have any idea if the brick was thrown at him."

Neither the man nor his brother has any idea if the brick was thrown at them .

Answered by konrad509 | 2024-06-10

The sentence contains three errors: using 'or' instead of 'nor,' a subject-verb agreement mistake by using 'have' instead of 'has,' and the incorrect pronoun 'him,' which should be 'them.' The corrected sentence reads: "Neither the man nor his brother has any idea if the brick was thrown at them." These corrections ensure proper grammatical structure.
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Answered by konrad509 | 2025-06-08