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Since 14th August 1947, every day our nation wake with a sound of melodic prayer calls coming from the minarets, every day our nation prostrate in front of God to pray for the well-being of this country, every day our nation reads the couplets of the Holy Quran to our children, and every day our nation hope for a much better tomorrow.
What i am not sure about in this paragraph is where the word 'nation' takes a singular verb , i mean s with the verb and where it takes plural.?
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FatimaSaboor123 where the word 'nation' takes a singular verb Nation is a singular noun. It takes a singular verb. This nation has millions of citizens.
- FatimaSaboor123 where the word 'nation' takes a singular verb Nation is a singular noun.
- It takes a singular verb.
- This nation has millions of citizens.
- Many nations are members of the United Nations.
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FatimaSaboor123where the word 'nation' takes a singular verb
Nation is a singular noun. It takes a singular verb.
This nation has millions of citizens. Many nations are members of the United Nations.
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