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The majority ______ that the country can progress under able leadership.
believes
is believing
believe
have believed
- The phrase "The majority" refers to a collective noun. It can be either singular or plural, depending on the context. In most cases, especially in American English, it is treated as singular when it's seen as a unit.
- Option 1, "believes," treats "the majority" as a singular noun and uses a singular verb, making it the correct option in this context.
- Option 2, "is believing," is incorrect because "believe" is a non-continuous verb and does not typically use the present continuous tense for general beliefs.
- Option 3, "believe," treats "the majority" as plural, which is less common and not suitable for this context.
- Option 4, "have believed," offers a past tense perspective and is not appropriate for a present context.
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