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The group of students decides to go buy paletas after school.

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A family of rabbits has been eating all the lettuce in my garden.

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The herd of horses runs freely across the plains.

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The group of 7th graders looks proud of the security system they created.

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The team of competitive air-hockey players meets to practice at the arcade every Friday night.

Collective nouns can be singular or plural.

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Two herds of armadillos needs the toads to stop stealing their ants.

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If that swarm of bees surround Ms. Phillips, she will try not to scream.

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Two groups of students argue over the bag of Takis.

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As long as the team of engineers follows the design plans, the skyscraper should be able to withstand the powerful winds.

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Ten pairs of socks has been donated to the missing sock relief association.

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The troop of wolf scouts remember that they still need to finish selling their wolf scout cookies.

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The audience of children wait until after the comedian has finished his routine before throwing their tomatoes.

When combining a singular and plural subject using "or" or "nor," the subject that is farthest from the verb should agree with it.

Select the part of the subject that agrees with the underlined verb.

Either the students or the teacher needs to find the missing books.

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Either Kronk or you have to take the spinach puffs out of the oven.

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Neither Ms. Phillips nor the students know where to find the missing book.

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Neither the students nor Mr. Gilbert thinks that is the right answer to the problem.

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Either the mad scientists or the henchmen are responsible for the evil lair exploding.

Either the cats or the dog has stolen the chicken!

Neither the teachers nor the students know where Dracula is.

Ms. Phillips and Mrs. Gonzales have both decorated their doors.

Either the cars or the bike leave the tire tracks.

He and I runs from the monster.