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Collective nouns/singular and plural verbs

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  • A team of soldiers was/were playing against a team of sailors.
    was
  • The audience was/were the biggest we have ever had.
    was
  • The farmer's herd was/were sold for a good price.
    was
  • The United Nations is/are an important organization.
    is
  • The teacher gave them a lot of good advice/advices.
    advice
  • The congregation were/was saying their prayers.
    were
  • He kept the class inside because it/they had been playing tricks during the lesson.
    they
  • A lot of people has had/have had influenza this winter.
    have had
  • A number of suspicious people has/have been arrested.
    have
  • A bunch of flowers was/were offered to the visitor.
    was
  • I have got a lot of information/informations for you
    information
  • The great orator rose to speak and the crowd were/was silent.
    was
  • The cattle is/are coming out of the stable.
    are
  • These clothes is/are really fashionable.
    are
  • The team is/are trying on the new boots.
    are
  • The pack of cards was/were lying all over the floor.
    were
  • 3,000 Euro is/are a lot of money.
    is
  • Run! The police is/are coming.
    are
  • Athletics is/are my favourite sport.
    is
  • The crew was/were all seasick.
    were
  • Where is/are my scissors?
    are
  • No news is/are good news.
    is
  • My new glasses have/has cost a fortune.
    have
  • 1,000 kilometres sound/sounds like a lot.
    sounds
  • The furniture is/are really old.
    is