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5. A group of men ........ creating trouble.
(a) was
(b) were
(c) being
(d) have been​

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Answered by nikithasweety2101
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Answer:

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Answered by chandujnv002
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Answer:

A group of men was creating trouble.

Explanation:

  • A singular collective noun can take a singular or plural verb. It depends on the context of the situation.
  • If the collective noun considers the group as a single unit, then it is a singular verb.
  • Example: This organization conduct a charity programme every year.
  • If the collective noun refers to the individuals in the group, then it is a plural verb.
  • Example: Charles’ family plans to vacation in Goa this summer.
  • In the above question, the group of men is considered a single group, hence we use singular verb (was).

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