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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Is / are singing
Can I say,
(a) A choir is / are singing.
(b) A group of choir is / are singing.
(a) A choir is / are singing.
(b) A group of choir is / are singing.
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Hi,
(a)You can't say "a choir are singing", because "choir" is singular, but you can say: "A choir is singing"
(b) " A group of choirs are singing"
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(a)You can't say "a choir are singing", because "choir" is singular, but you can say: "A choir is singing"
(b) " A group of choirs are singing"
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Thanks,
Can I say,
The choir are singing on stage / on the stage.
Can I say,
The choir are singing on stage / on the stage.
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No problem 
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choir=singular, so if you wanna use "are", you have to pluralize choir, and thats "choirs".
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,choir=singular, so if you wanna use "are", you have to pluralize choir, and thats "choirs".
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