Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
All group/congregation is or are
Hi. I think the word "mankind" refers to all people and we can use the word "all" before it. How about the words that refer to a group of people like "group" and "congregation"? Could we use the word "all" before them? If we could, should the verb be in the singular or plural? I think we can use both the singular and plural verb form, depending on whether you think of them as a term referring to a group or individuals. Thank you for your help in advance.
eg,
all group is/are?
all congregation is/are?
eg,
all group is/are?
all congregation is/are?
Top answer
With group and congretation you need an article. The whole group is here -- the entire group is here -- all the group is here. The same with 'congregation'.
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With group and congretation you need an article.
The whole group is here -- the entire group is here -- all the group is here. The same with 'congregation'.
The whole group is here -- the entire group is here -- all the group is here. The same with 'congregation'.
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