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Hanuman_2000 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

A TEAM

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001. A team of players have arrived.02br
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002. A team of players has arrived.02br
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0Collective nouns can be tricky when it comes to subject-verb agreement. Most of the time they are treated as singular. '02br 02br 00From: 01a 05000 02a 02br 02br 0010.

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0Collective nouns can be tricky when it comes to subject-verb agreement. Most of the time they are treated as singular. If you are considering the entire team members as being a single unit, then I think it's better to use 'has.' But if you are considering each member as individuals, then you should use 'have.' In your case above, I would pick 'has.'02br
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team is a plural word so a team of players have arrived.