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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Choir - is / are singing
Can I say,
(a) The choir sing / sings on the stage every week.
(b) The choir is / are singing.
(c) A choir of musician is /are singing.
(d) A choir of singers is / are singing.
(a) The choir sing / sings on the stage every week.
(b) The choir is / are singing.
(c) A choir of musician is /are singing.
(d) A choir of singers is / are singing.
Top answer
I would use the singular. C and D are redundant. A choir, by definition, are people whose instruments are their voices.
- I would use the singular.
- C and D are redundant.
- A choir, by definition, are people whose instruments are their voices.
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I would use the singular.
C and D are redundant. A choir, by definition, are people whose instruments are their voices. You don't need to say "A choir of musicians" or "A choir of singers."
C and D are redundant. A choir, by definition, are people whose instruments are their voices. You don't need to say "A choir of musicians" or "A choir of singers."
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