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Collective noun always takes singular verb.
Example
.(1) The herd of cows is grazing in the field.
(2) The committee has unanimously taken its decision.
If there is a division among the members of the collective noun or we talk about the members of the collective noun, plural verb and plural pronoun are used.
(1) The jury are divided in their opinion.
(2) The audience have taken their seats.
Plural number will always take plural verb. Example
Note:
If plural noun is used after cardinal adjectives (one, two, three, four, etc.) and if plural noun denotes certain amount, weight, height or period, singular verb will be used. In other words we can say that plural number used as a singular unit will take singular verb. Example
Note the difference:
Each, every, everyone, someone, somebody, nobody, none, one, any, many a, more than one are singular. Hence they will take singular verb, singular noun and singular pronoun. Example
Note: Many is used in the following ways:
A number of / a large number of / a great number of is used with plural countable noun. Hence they will take plural verb. Example
Note: ‘The number of denotes the number plural countable noun. It will take singular verb. Example
Deer, sheep, series, species, fish, crew, team, jury, air craft, counsel are certain nouns that are used in both singular and plural form. If they are used in singular sense, they take singular verb and if they are used in plural sense, they take plural verb. Example
RULE
Sub. ‘and’ Plural verb
a) Ram and Shyam are coming.
RULE Sub ‘as well as’, ‘with’, alongwith’, ‘together with’, ‘and not’, ‘in addition to’, ‘but’, ‘besides’,’except’, ‘rather than’, ‘accompanied by’, ‘like’, ‘unlike’, ‘no less than’, ‘nothing but’.
RULE Subject ‘neither…….nor’, ‘either…….or’, ‘not only’….’but also’, ‘nor’. ‘or’ ‘none-but’ verb sub
RULE ‘Neither ‘none of
Either of …..’
‘Both’ ‘not’
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