A. Over the course of more than 500 columns and 100,000 comments,
B. I’ve learned a lot about how deeply we all care
C. about juggling work and family,
D. but I’ve never learned what
E. any of you looks like.

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The correct option is E E
Option (E)

‘Any of you look like’ and not ‘any of you looks like’ though ‘any of you’ is singular, it is still you which takes a plural verb in English. ‘any of them’ is ‘he, she or it’ hence takes singular.

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A. Over the course of more than 500 columns and 100,000 comments, B. I’ve learned a lot about how deeply we all care C. about juggling work and family, D. but I’ve never learned what E. any of you looks like.

The correct option is E EOption (E) ‘Any of you look like’ and not ‘any of you looks like’ though ‘any of you’ is singular, it is still you which takes a plural verb in English. ‘any of them’ is ‘he, she or it’ hence takes singular.

A. Over the course of more than 500 columns and 100,000 comments,
B. I’ve learned a lot about how deeply we all care
C. about juggling work and family,
D. but I’ve never learned what
E. any of you looks like.

The correct option is E E
Option (E)

‘Any of you look like’ and not ‘any of you looks like’ though ‘any of you’ is singular, it is still you which takes a plural verb in English. ‘any of them’ is ‘he, she or it’ hence takes singular.