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Which is correct: The jury (is or are) discussing the case. (use is or are)
16 years ago

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annemarie
I think it's 'is' because the jury is 'a' group of people.
16 years ago
Ms. Sue
I'd use "is" because several jury members are doing the same thing -- discussing the case.

Check this site for more examples.

http://www.chompchomp.com/terms/collectivenoun.htm
16 years ago
Anonymous
Can I help you in any way(change the voice)
12 years ago

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