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A collective noun is plural when the group acts as a unit (i.e., "The team lost their fourth game in a row."). True False

A collective noun is plural when the group acts as a unit (i.e., "The team lost their fourth game in a row."). True False
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A collective noun is plural when the group acts as a unit (i.e., "The team lost their fourth game in a row.").

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true

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User Abhishek Sabbarwal
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True. A collective noun refers to a group of people.

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