If you ruled A out because of S-V agreement, you would have had to rule out the other four choices as well, since no choice contains the word "ventures".mohit11 wrote:How is Spacecraft a collective noun? is an Aeroplane a collective noun?Anial wrote:Spacecraft is a collective noun
+ its countable 1 spacecraft 2 spacecraft....
If it had been "a spacecraft" it would have been ventures
I ruled A out because of Subject verb agreement.
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but a singular subject with will venture is fine ...right? there are options that contain this construction.tomada wrote:If you ruled A out because of S-V agreement, you would have had to rule out the other four choices as well, since no choice contains the word "ventures".mohit11 wrote:How is Spacecraft a collective noun? is an Aeroplane a collective noun?Anial wrote:Spacecraft is a collective noun
+ its countable 1 spacecraft 2 spacecraft....
If it had been "a spacecraft" it would have been ventures
I ruled A out because of Subject verb agreement.
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