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Tile chalk 853 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Plural or singular

The class .... able to agree the teacher

A) weren't

B) were

C) wasn't

D) has been

I chosed weren't as there are students agree or disagree as They are individuals other people told me that the class is a unit or group of people not individuals

So which one is correct ?

  

Top answer

The class .... able to agree with the teacher A) weren't B) were C) wasn't D) has been We speak of a class both ways, as a unit or as a set of individuals, so all of these options are OK. Clive

— Clive

  • The class ....
  • able to agree with the teacher A) weren't B) were C) wasn't D) has been We speak of a class both ways, as a unit or as a set of individuals, so all of these options are OK.
  • Clive
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The class .... able to agree with the teacher

A) weren't

B) were

C) wasn't

D) has been

We speak of a class both ways, as a unit or as a set of individuals, so all of these options are OK.
Clive

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tile chalk 853I chosed weren't as there are students agree or disagree as They are individuals other people told me that the class is a unit or group of people not individuals So which one is correct ?

Both are 'relatively true correct', as Clive has already explained. It is a very poor test question.

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