Questão 96552

Analyze the following statements concerning the use of the correlative conjunction 'either...or'.

I. In the sentence 'Either the project managers or the lead developer is responsible for the final code review,' the singular verb 'is' is grammatically correct due to the proximity rule in subject-verb agreement.
II. The structure 'He will either have to finish the report by noon or he will have to face the consequences' presents a flaw in parallel structure, which could be corrected to 'He will have to either finish the report by noon or face the consequences.'
III. The sentence 'You can have either the cheesecake or the tiramisu; I don't want either' correctly uses 'either' first as part of a correlative conjunction and then as a pronoun in a negative context.

Based on your analysis, which statements are correct?