Collective Name For Baked Goods And about time too ii When a collective noun denotes the individuals of the group the verb is plural though the noun is singular e g 4 The jury were divided in their
As singsing said in the thread title the writer here is using leadership as a collective noun In BrE in particular collective nouns can take either singular or plural verbs I need to make the payment to my supplier for 2 3 bills he is asking me to pay for 1 bill I want to say him I will make the payment for all your bills together in the next month
Collective Name For Baked Goods
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Ok I am writing a plan for management review and I am not sure about this Is management a plural or singular For example 1 Management is satisfied with the outcome Collective nouns are slightly tricky but not too bad As was said they usually take the singular verb The only cases in which it is accepted to use a plural verb with them are
Collective nouns are those which are used for the groups include many units of that noun BUT NOT ALL while talks about the whole class as a unit without being units Please help me with this one Dexters truancy problem is way out of hand The Baltimore county school board have decided to expel Dexter from the entire public school
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However as with other collective nouns if one is thinking of the members individually the plural is used For example The staff are divided about the benefits package If the rest of pupils needs a plural verb Should I apply the same rule like this In any communicative situation either in oral or written form linguistic or non linguistic
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And about time too ii When a collective noun denotes the individuals of the group the verb is plural though the noun is singular e g 4 The jury were divided in their
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As singsing said in the thread title the writer here is using leadership as a collective noun In BrE in particular collective nouns can take either singular or plural verbs
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