Subject-Verb Agreement with Collective Nouns

What is the main focus of the video?

• Prepositions

• Collective Nouns

• Pronouns

• Adjectives

When is a collective noun considered singular?

• When it refers to the group as a unit

• When it refers to individual members

• When it is used in a negative sentence

• When it is used in a question

Which of the following is a collective noun?

• Team

• Dog

• Book

• Car

Which sentence uses a collective noun in a singular context?

• A number of students belong to the club.

• The tour group is already on the bus.

• The class were disagreeing.

• The team are working together.

In which context is the collective noun 'team' plural?

• The team is practicing.

• The team is on the field.

• The team has won the match.

• The team are working together.

What verb form does 'class' take when referring to individuals?

• Was

• Were

• Is

• Has

Which sentence correctly uses 'number of' in a singular context?

• A number of books are missing.

• A number of students belong to the club.

• The number of chairs are broken.

• The number of students has increased.

What is the correct verb form for 'a number of students'?

• Was

• Belong

• Is

• Has

What is the verb form for 'the number of students'?

• Were

• Has

• Are

• Belong

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