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1. This is a group of students who help the sick.
2. These are a group of students who help the sick.
3. This is a group of students who helps the sick.
4. These are a group of students who helps the sick.
(Which expressions are correct? Please focus on 'this' and 'help. Is 'group' a collective noun? Thank you.)
2. These are a group of students who help the sick.
3. This is a group of students who helps the sick.
4. These are a group of students who helps the sick.
(Which expressions are correct? Please focus on 'this' and 'help. Is 'group' a collective noun? Thank you.)
Answers
Answered by
SraJMcGin
#3. This is singular as is group, a collective noun. The group it does help, is helping, helps.
These is plural so it would have to be "These groups"
Sra
These is plural so it would have to be "These groups"
Sra
Answered by
Writeacher
1. This is a group of students who help the sick. <b>OK</b>
2. These are <b>groups</b> of students who help the sick.
3. This is a group of students who helps the sick. <b>OK</b>
4. These are <b>groups</b> of students who <b>help</b> the sick.
2. These are <b>groups</b> of students who help the sick.
3. This is a group of students who helps the sick. <b>OK</b>
4. These are <b>groups</b> of students who <b>help</b> the sick.
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