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"copy machine" vs "copying machine" | Word "men-of-war" - singular or plural?
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Has Or Have: Our team at Sony has/have a unique understanding of... #1 (permalink) Thu Jun 05, 2008 7:54 am   Has Or Have: Our team at Sony has/have a unique understanding of...		  
Hello There!

Would like to get some advice on which of the following is correct.

Would you say:

Our team at Sony has a unique understanding of.....

OR

Out team at Sony have a unique understanding of.....
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Has Or Have: Our team at Sony has/have a unique understanding of... #2 (permalink) Thu Jun 05, 2008 8:50 am   Has Or Have: Our team at Sony has/have a unique understanding of...		  
Both are possible. It depends whether you consider a team as a group of individuals or as a single unit.

By the way, around two months ago a partly similar thread was created Cool
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Has Or Have: Our team at Sony has/have a unique understanding of... #3 (permalink) Thu Jun 05, 2008 9:06 am   Has Or Have: Our team at Sony has/have a unique understanding of...		  
Thank you for the quick reply!!

Much appreciated!!
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