English, asked by vijaypatelcspa, 1 month ago

Form verbs from: a.government​

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Answered by AbhinavJoemon
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Answer: In this meaning, government is usually followed by a singular verb: The government is planning to increase taxes. In British English, you can also use a plural verb: The government are planning to increase taxes.

Answered by himadripandey
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Answer:

a goverment is working for the public honestly

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