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the cattle which grazing in the field verbs​

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Answered by lalalalis
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Answered by rashi4717
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No, it's not correct. Cattle is a mass noun. While most mass nouns are singular, cattle is always plural, so it takes a plural verb. Thus, the correct sentence would be “The cattle are grazing.” Cattle is the plural of cow in British English.

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