Sorry, completely disagree with Ms Straus. Balderdash! The verb MUST agree with its subject, not the noun in a PP.

He is one of the men who does/do the work.

If you take away the PP, you get

He is one who does/do the work.

Clearly, the subject is singular, so the choice of verb must be as well:

He is one who does the work.

The existence of the PP (adjectival clause) which describes this particular he doesn't change a dad-burned thing!

Oooooh, noooooo. What have I done? This is probably unenlightened non-self interest ...


The idiot also known as Capfka ...