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Grammar Geek wrote: Yes, Hela, when you have an "OR" as part of your subject, the verb takes the singular or plural based on the one closest to it. Either my brother my sisters want to vacation in the moutnains, but I forget which. Either my sisters or my brother wants ... Being away for...

Collective nouns can be tricky when it comes to subject-verb agreement. Most of the time they are treated as singular. If you are considering the entire team members as being a single unit, then I think it's better to use 'has.' But if you are considering each member as individuals, then you...