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Differences In British And American English MCQs

Which sentence shows the correct use of the collective noun in British and American English from the choices below?

Boston are the champions. (British) / Boston are the champions. (American)

Boston are the champion. (British) / Boston are the champions. (American)

Boston are the champions. (British) / Boston is the champion. (American)

Answer

Correct Answer: Boston are the champions. (British) / Boston is the champion. (American)

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