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Are the pronouns each, neither, either, and everyone singular or plural in the english language? plural singular

Are the pronouns each, neither, either, and everyone singular or plural in the english language? plural singular
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Are the pronouns each, neither, either, and everyone singular or plural in the english language? plural singular

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These are indefinite pronouns are singular.

Each is beautiful.

Neither was my type.

Nobody is licensed at this facility.
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User SilverWarior
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the answer is and should be singular
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