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Is "the USA" singular or plural?
grammatical-number
verb-agreement
collective-nouns
geography
Is 'The band of pipers is playing' correct? [duplicate]
grammar
collective-nouns
What is a collective term for castles, citadels, forts, palaces etc.?
collective-nouns
"There are a couple of apples" or "there is a couple of apples"?
grammatical-number
verb-agreement
collective-nouns
there-is
quantifiers
"Sport" vs "Sports" Origin
etymology
american-english
british-english
collective-nouns
A murder of crows?
etymology
collective-nouns
word-formation
taxonomy
terms-of-venery
"The pair was ..." or "the pair were ..."
grammatical-number
verb-agreement
collective-nouns
"There is a plethora..." or "There are a plethora..."? [duplicate]
grammaticality
verb-agreement
collective-nouns
premodifiers
people are/is: which one is correct?
nouns
grammatical-number
verb-agreement
collective-nouns
Is the usage of "are" correct when referring to a team/group/band? [duplicate]
grammatical-number
verb-agreement
collective-nouns
irregular-plurals
In special cases, can you use "one such family are" vs. "one such family is"? [duplicate]
grammatical-number
expressions
collective-nouns
Does adding "all" in front of a singular collective noun like "staff" make it plural?
collective-nouns
singular-subject-and-verb
Which is correct: "All the media is" or "all the media are"?
grammatical-number
verb-agreement
collective-nouns
Is "audience" singular or plural?
grammatical-number
verb-agreement
collective-nouns
Does modifying a collective noun with a number make the subject plural?
american-english
british-english
subjects
collective-nouns
Collective nouns and subject-verb agreement: general rule or arbitrary?
grammaticality
grammatical-number
verb-agreement
collective-nouns
metonyms
What is the correct relative pronoun for "government"?
word-choice
american-english
pronouns
relative-pronouns
collective-nouns
Terms for collections of animals
etymology
idioms
vocabulary
collective-nouns
terms-of-venery
Etymology of "a pride of lions"
etymology
collective-nouns
terms-of-venery
Is "group" singular or plural? [duplicate]
grammar
grammatical-number
collective-nouns
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