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I'll say it depends. It may have to do with what context it's used but by and large, I see it as more frequently used in singular context. The American Heritage ® Dictionary of the English Language: Fourth Edition. 2000. majority
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CalifJim wrote: I thought you were only looking for irregular verb forms. I am indeed looking for something like irregular verb forms. The comparison with bays, days, etc. is just a remark. But what is intriguing is that says is not an
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Bob Cunningham: ("Congregation" is a collective noun that properly takes a plural verb.) Michael Hamm, in direct response: ... if you're British. Which you're not. Someone, later: I'm an Antipondean, but I speak fluent Brit.
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5 yr 159 days ago
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