Are you asking if "the government" is considered singular or plural? It's singular. " That part doesn't change, but the conjugation of "to have" is what you look for there.
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QutIt depends very much on how one sees a government. British English allows both singular and plural perceptions, but "is" is more commonly found - even in that variant of the language.
The government do/does a lot for us.
The government has.........
So, which one is correct?
Thanks
QutThe government do/does a lot for us.Adding to what has been said:
The government has.........
So, which one is correct?
Thanks