Neither the members of the society nor the Chairman were present for the annual meeting.
A
were present at
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B
was present for
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C
have been present
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D
has been present for
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E
No corrections required
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Solution
The correct option is B was present for Subjects joined by 'neither...nor' should be followed by the verb that agrees to the nearer subject. Hence, 'was' is the correct usage. Eg: Neither he nor you are to go there.