0 I'm confused with these two words--family and government. 02br 02br 00For example, 02br 02br 00Do I say .."my family goes to the mall" or "my family go to the mall." 02br 02br 00Notice the first verb "go" is singular and the sencond is plural.. 02br 02br 00Similarly.. 02br 02br 00Do I say.."my governemtn is terrible" or "my government are terrible" 02br 02br 00Noctice the singular and plural parts.. 02br 02br 00So do I write in singular or plural verb for these words? 02br 02br 00Is there any other word that is in the same thing as these 2 words? 0-
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0 Use the singular, except when you want to show that those groups are made up of several/many individuals. 0-
— Marius Hancu
0 Use the singular, except when you want to show that those groups are made up of several/many individuals.
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