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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
A group of ants
Can I say,
A group of ants is / are climbing the wall.
P/s: Should I use "a colony /a army of ants" instead of " a group of ants"?
A group of ants is / are climbing the wall.
P/s: Should I use "a colony /a army of ants" instead of " a group of ants"?
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Ants come in 'armies', not 'groups'. You could also use 'file'. An army / A file of ants is/are climbing....
- Ants come in 'armies', not 'groups'.
- You could also use 'file'.
- An army / A file of ants is/are climbing....
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Ants come in 'armies', not 'groups'. You could also use 'file'.
An army / A file of ants is/are climbing....
An army / A file of ants is/are climbing....
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