I need explanations for 2 Writing multiple choice questions (from Mc Grew Hill)

<p>Neither of the boy scouts appreciated the historical significance of their climb to the top of the mountain.</p>

<p>A. Neither of the boy scouts appreciated the historical significance of their climb to the top of the mountain.</p>

<p>B. Neither of the boy scouts had appreciated the historical significance ot his climbing to the top of the mountains.</p>

<p>C.Neither boy scouts would be appreciating the historical significance of their climb to the top ot the mountain.</p>

<p>D. Neither boy scout having climbed the mountain appreciated the historical significance of it.</p>

<p>E. Neither of the boy scouts that climbed the mountain appreciated the significance of it.</p>

<p>This book is full of errors and mistakes- the answer key says that the answer is “A”, but then the detailed answer key explanation says “D”.
So which one is correct?? “A” or “D”??</p>

<p>The answer is A. D is just awkard with that pronoun reference (it).</p>

<p>A is wrong. Neither takes a singular pronoun. It should be his, not their. D is better than A, though I find it stylistically lacking.</p>

<p>oh ya, neither is singular. so their would make A wrong</p>

<p>so which is the correct answer? </p>

<p>lol don;t buy McGraw Hil…</p>

<p>its definitely d. it has to have a singular pronoun.</p>