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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

"go to" or "goes to"

"The group go to London..." or "The group goes to London..." Which is correct and, more importantly, what sort of grammar rules/guides come into play?

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The group is the subject. The group takes a singular verb. The group goes.

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  • The group is the subject.
  • The group takes a singular verb.
  • The group goes.
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The group is the subject.

The group takes a singular verb.

The group goes.
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Anonymous"The group go to London..." or "The group goes to London..." Which is correct and, more importantly, what sort of grammar rules/guides come into play?

Thanks.

I think it depends on how we view the group. If it is viewed as a group, the verb is 'goes'. If the group is viewed as individual members, then 'go' is the corre
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