Subject Verb Agreement in English Grammar | Part 2: Collective Nouns

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➡ Part 1: The Basics of Subject Verb Agreement: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kICuf4Sgit-Jmq8 ➡ Part 3: Countable vs. Uncountable Nouns: kzbin.info/www/bejne/apbIoIeNotioftE ➡ Part 4: Compound Subjects with And/Or/Nor: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIPRpWaVobp4etU

[@Mr.HelloSHARMA]

A herd of cows ...........grazing in the field. (is/ are) please help me

[@Mr.HelloSHARMA]

Time and tide ...................for none. (waits/ wait)

[@Mr.HelloSHARMA]

Two and two ...................four .(make/ makes)

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Thanks a lot. I have been searching for this type of lessons (I hope this type of lessons is correct in this context) for years and this is the only one I could find on KZbin and possibly on the internet as well. I always get confused about this and I was really hoping that you could help me clarify this. A type of government (followed by singular) but how about Different types of government? Should it be followed by singular or plural? How about different types of governments? or different type of governments? 1. different types of government ??? 2. different types of governments ??? 3. different type of governments ??? Thanks a lot 💖💖

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I missed three of the correct answers. It's strange I use British verbs more commonly, even though I live in the U.S. I am not very skilled in English grammar so your videos are a genuine help to me.

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Can we say- a bee swarm instead of a swarm of bees. A wild dog pack instead of a pack of wild dogs. a book pile or a pile of books??

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[@ewomazinojabin4222]

When we ise people,do we use a singular or plural subject

[@dengthuch5461]

I would be happy if you clarified this confusion for me. Why do Americans use POLITICS with plural VERB, yet in British English they use POLITICS with single VERB? Politics are... AmE Politics is BrE

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What about 'police'?

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[@Mr.HelloSHARMA]

A herd of cows ...........grazing in the field. (is/ are) please help me

[@SparkleEnglish]

A herd of cows IS grazing in the field. (herd = singular collective noun)

[@lauragrl16]

The is and the are just don’t sound right to me, so I have been saying it wrong all these years through my whole life?

[@SparkleEnglish]

I don't understand what you mean. Which sentence is confusing you?

[@lauragrl16]

@@SparkleEnglishthe part of “A pack of wolves is howling under the moonlight.” I have always said “are” ,so I have always been wrong all these years ?? 😮 and the “ My family is playing a board game. “ I would always say are playing. Omgosh, so I have always said that wrong all these years? Haha

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[@odageoyama5172]

I wrote a sentence that read: "The bunch of keys is on the table". I got an incorrect flag that said it should be "The bunch of keys are on the table.". Which of them is correct?

[@SparkleEnglish]

We wouldn't say a "bunch" of keys. It would be "The set of keys is on the table."

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[@SparkleEnglish]

Great job!