Are you as grammatically correct?

Related questions

1. Is either followed by singular or plural?
2. How do you use either or neither?
3. Is both a singular or plural?
4. Is or are with either?
5. Is both of you correct grammar?
6. Is it correct to say?
7. Is either singular or plural?
8. Do you use is or are with data?
9. What does MAE mean?
10. Do we use plural after both?

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