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In which of the following cases does the verb takes singular form?

In which of the following cases does the verb takes singular form? Correct Answer A sentence with words such as ‘either’ or ‘neither’

Sentences with the words ‘either’, ‘neither’, ‘each’, ‘everyone’ and ‘many a’ should always use singular verbs. All the other cases employ plural verbs.

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