When is "group" singular and when is it plural?
January 12, 2017
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 When the group is being considered as a whole, it can be treated as a single entity: "the group was ready to go on stage." But when the individuality of its members is being emphasized, "group" is plural: "the group were in disagreement about where to go for dinner."
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singular form
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The whole group (means the total members / things ) works together/same purpose will treated as singular..... If the whole group is divided to work on various purpose or not working together will treated as plural.
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group is singular because in the group there are many people .☺☺☺
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it depends on using actually. when a group is represented as a whole and individually then it is singular but when its shows variety and divisions it will be plural. as an example * The cricket team has made us proud. * The players of the cricket team are really praiseworthy....
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group is cosideried as singular in grammar like team. a bunch of people or animal or things comes together it become a group. But exception is always there it could be plural if speakers want to mention more than a group all things depend on speakers
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It depends on conditions. For instance, if group is working on something then it is singular, but when group is emphasised, it is plural.
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Souparna Kundu <[{(Pavel)}]>
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একবচন
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Souparna Kundu <[{(Pavel)}]>
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singular
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