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Re: has / have
It's the same in BrE; either a singular or a plural verb can be used after 'family'. My family was/were in Orchard Road last Sunday.
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Yoong Liat
105 days ago
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Re: has / have
You need some sort of determiner before "meal." In the U.S., we generlaly use a singular verb for family, but would still use "their" in the plural. The dining area is where the family has/eats their meals.
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Grammar Geek
105 days ago
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Re: all/every
The determiner 'every' is always used with a singular noun and a singular verb. The other determiner 'all' can be used with singular/plural noun and singular/plural verb.
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rishonly
2 yr 297 days ago
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Re: Each and Every one
'Group' is a singular noun (and 'each' is a singular determiner)-- so a singular verb is required: 'each group is/has...' And of course the full sentence should be: 'Each group has its own merits'.
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Mister Micawber
3 yr 27 days ago
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