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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Collective noun: singular or plural
The candidate will join our high performing team who share a positive outlook and drive to continually improve
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The candidate will join our high performing team who shares a positive outlook and drive to continually improve
I cant tell if the collective noun of 'team' should be considered plural or singular in this case
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The candidate will join our high performing team who shares a positive outlook and drive to continually improve
I cant tell if the collective noun of 'team' should be considered plural or singular in this case
Top answer
Either verb works.
- Either verb works.
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I'd use "which."
... team, which has a positive outlook and a drive to continually improve.
... team, which has a positive outlook and a drive to continually improve.
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