either sameer or you ... doing this.
option
1) was
2) were
3) is
4) had

• if subject of sentence starts with (either,each,everyone,neither) then verb is always singular. so answer is 1)was
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• 2.were is only best fitted option
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• were
  'you' is 2nd person so helping verb in past tense would always be 'were' verb is present in 'doing' form.
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• 2. were because you is nearest to the verb so were is always used
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• 2)were,because with you only were is correct.
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• either sameer or you was donig this....because if two singular subject is added with either ..or ,neither ..nor,then verb become singular..
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• http://www.myenglishpages.com/site_php_files/grammar-lesson-either-or-neither-nor.php#.VMaDg_6UdNM
  
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• 2. were
  When a subject is made up of two elements joined by or or nor, the verb is singular if both elements are singular. If one of the elements is plural, the verb becomes plural.
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• was, either = singular
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• were doing
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• were is correct answer
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• were, this only the suitable for the bracket
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• were is best suited for past continuous tense
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• 1) was because either is used so verb is in singular form
• 10 years agoHelpfull: Yes(2) No(8)
• 2)is
  coz either indicates any one among two. doing this is a present tense. so 'is' right.
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• were
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• 2) were
  either sameer or you were doing this.
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• if subject of sentence starts with (either,each,everyone,neither) then verb is always singular. so answer is 3)is
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• were.because you is prl
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• were.
  in case of either.. or and niether ..nor we use the verb accrding to the near one.. here you is the nearest to vrb so were is the ans..
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• 2) were because you
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• were is correct ans
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• 2.were is the correct ans........coz we use were with you
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• Two singular subjects connected by or or nor require a singular verb.
  
  Example:
  My aunt or my uncle is arriving by train today.
  
  so ans is 3) is.
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• ans is were becoz , if one of the elements is plural, then use a plural verb in either/neither case, you is plural so were is used.
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• were is correct as because auxiliary verb(are) follows the subject (you) Although either or is singular.
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• were doing
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• was for eg :- either reeta or meena is there
  
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• 2.were is the right option .
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• Either sameer or you were doing this
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• ans- was..........
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• is .
  if there were two actions happening simultaneously,then we might have considered was or were .
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• no doubt :- were is absolute fine
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• 2) were
  because there are two person.
  so is and was are not applicable
  and had cannot be used with --ing form
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• in case of either-or and neither-nor , if one of the elements is plural then we use plural verb. so answer is "were".
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• were is correct fit
  
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• were is the write answer
  
  
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• was is correct option bcoz past continuous tense
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• Helping verb should be of last subject.... You were...
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• were is best suitable answer
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• were is the correct option
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• Acc. to the Rules of Grammer -either or,neither nor takes Verb according to nearest subject.
  So there should be 'were'.
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• either Sameer or you were doing this.
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