Question

Neither of us ________ sweets.

• A. liked
• B. like
• C. likes
• D. liking

Answer 1

Answer:

C. likes

• liked: This is past tense and doesn't fit the present context.
• like: This is plural form but "neither of us" is singular.
• likes: This is singular present tense. Example: "Neither of us likes sweets." This fits correctly.
• liking: This is present participle and doesn't fit the sentence structure.