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A collective bargaining agreement between a committe [committee] of farmworkers and an agricultural corporation
a collective turning inward
allied/joined/collective
both build upon the collective intelligence of...
Class Action / Collective Action - legal
collective
collective / quantifying nouns - a fistful of dollars - grammar
collective = people?
collective action and self-making
Collective asset mobilization
Collective Back-End Department. - financial
collective bargaining
collective bargaining agreement - legal
Collective bargaining agreements
collective bargaining/overtime pay/
Collective bloodstream
collective bookstore free porch and mission
Collective bullying
collective closet global rhizome
network
Collective consciousness
collective disaster
collective guilt/wall of silence
Collective head control panels
collective imagination/imaginary
collective knowledge
collective love bite the world over
collective mischief of their own
collective noun - grammar
collective noun of cockroaches
Collective Nouns - grammar
Collective nouns as plural words - the army are coming - grammar
collective of charities
collective pool
collective psyche
collective self
collective title
collective wisdom
Collective years of relevant experience
convenio laboral del IPC real = collective agreement of the real CPI ?
Family as a collective noun - grammar
gustar and collective nouns - grammar
If someone comes, tell him/her/them (pronoun + collective noun) - grammar
Iron Collective
kitchen, countryside and collective
Less collectivity [collective]
me gusta / me gustan + collective nouns - grammar
Militia (plural, collective) - grammar
our collective memory
Personal 'a' + collective nouns - grammar
possesive pronoun: everybody/nobody+verb+collective nouns - grammar
Pre-hire collective-bargaining and ad hoc agreement
Proper Spanish pronoun to refer to a collective group? - grammar
replaced social class boundries with the idea of collective youth
rip into the public space and shake the collective mind to
ser una de los - collective gender - grammar
Singular or plural verb with collective nouns - grammar
specific cohorts' collective understanding of ageing
The collective -- Individuals submit to the collective
the collective and the common
the logic of individual rights to the detriment of collective expressions of entitlement - legal
The population who lives on his job — Collective possessive pronoun - grammar
the sand of our collective scepticism
The story is a collective act, a tale told by many mouths
The team is/are winning (collective noun) - grammar
This collective immerse submarine tactics
to inform and enhance their collective ability
undertaking for collective investment
We encourage individual and collective leadership and innovation
Youth (collective noun) = jovenes / juventud
'audiences' are most likely [collective noun?] - English Only forum
'collective and societal norms" - English Only forum
[collective noun] + [plural finite verb] (Canada/Aus/NZ) - English Only forum
a collective - English Only forum
A collective noun for electronic devices such as tvs, radios, stereos, computers etc. - English Only forum
A collective noun is one that in the singular form denotes a number of separate persons or things. - English Only forum
a culture of collective leadership - English Only forum
<a parallel interest> in its inter-personal and collective efects - English Only forum
accused of failing to recognise and enter into collective bargaining negotiations with... - English Only forum
adding collective - English Only forum
Agreement with Collective nouns - English Only forum
An ambush of Tigers [Collective nouns] - English Only forum
anybody / abstract / collective + gerund - English Only forum
apostrophe or not?: agricultural workers collective - English Only forum
Are nations collective nouns? - English Only forum
Are they collective or not? - English Only forum
articles with collective nouns - English Only forum
as being collective - English Only forum
as few as 170 ,000 chimps [singular/plural agreement with collective nouns] - English Only forum
Aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews [collective nouns] - English Only forum
brand's global collective of creatives - English Only forum
Can 'lump' be used as a collective term? - English Only forum
Can "author" be used as a collective reference for painter and sculptor - English Only forum
Changing collective memory from generation to generation - English Only forum
classmate ---collective noun? - English Only forum
Collection/Collective volume - English Only forum
Collective - English Only forum
Collective vs. herd - English Only forum
collective bargaining? - English Only forum
Collective breath - English Only forum
Collective breath - English Only forum
collective butts - English Only forum
Collective concern - English Only forum
collective embrace of all things - English Only forum
Collective enclave - English Only forum
Collective exhale - English Only forum
collective existence - English Only forum
collective existence - English Only forum
collective foot - English Only forum
collective good - English Only forum
collective grief - English Only forum
collective head - English Only forum
collective housing vs community housing - English Only forum
collective information - English Only forum
collective man - English Only forum
collective name for oil, fat in recipe - English Only forum
collective noun - English Only forum
collective noun [band Metallica] - English Only forum
Collective noun for DC/MD/VA - English Only forum
Collective Noun for Movie Actors/Actross - English Only forum
Collective Noun for Responsible People: Director, Manager, Boss ...etc - English Only forum
collective noun for restaurants, bars etc. - English Only forum
collective noun for things? - English Only forum
Collective noun for umpires - English Only forum
Collective noun for writer, translator, reader - English Only forum
collective noun-government - English Only forum
collective noun: class; audience; public; is/are - English Only forum
collective noun: personnel, cattle - English Only forum
Collective noun: singular/ plural [AE vs BE] - English Only forum
Collective noun: staff - English Only forum
Collective nouns - English Only forum
Collective nouns - ... <says, say> many people. - English Only forum
Collective nouns - ... the school board <has, have> ... - English Only forum
Collective nouns - 'A crowd of people WERE...' or 'A crowd of people WAS...'? - English Only forum
Collective nouns - 99% of, the majority of the congregation - singular or plural? percent per cent - English Only forum
Collective nouns - a council <is, are> ... ? - English Only forum
Collective nouns - A flock of seagulls <is, are> flying ... - English Only forum
Collective nouns - a group <has, have> ... ? - English Only forum
Collective nouns - a group of people + singular or plural verb - English Only forum
Collective nouns - a majority of ... <wants, want> ... ? - English Only forum
Collective nouns - A variety of ... <is, are> ...? - English Only forum
Collective nouns - All of our lines <is, are> engaged - English Only forum
Collective nouns - as if the audience <was, were> ... ? - English Only forum
Collective nouns - bands - Westlife <is, are> ... - English Only forum
Collective nouns - data <is, are> ... - English Only forum
Collective nouns - data <is, are> ... ? - English Only forum
Collective nouns - <effluent, effluents> - English Only forum
Collective nouns - has/have - is/are? - English Only forum
Collective nouns - Italy <wins, win> the Worldcup? - English Only forum
Collective nouns - journalists - English Only forum
Collective nouns - Management - plural or singular? - English Only forum
Collective nouns - My family <gets, get> along well. - English Only forum
Collective nouns - one third of the students <has, have> computers? - English Only forum
Collective nouns - People <say, says> ... - English Only forum
Collective nouns - some of the crowd <was, were> injured? - English Only forum
Collective nouns - staff <is, are> ... - English Only forum
Collective nouns - That's just lies - is lies a collective noun? - English Only forum
Collective nouns - the band <is, are> ... ? - English Only forum
Collective nouns - The board of directors <govern, governs> ... - English Only forum
Collective nouns - the couple <has, have> a son. - English Only forum
Collective nouns - the couple <was, were> ... ? - English Only forum
Collective nouns - The couple <was, were> walking ... - English Only forum
Collective nouns - The crew <has, have> distributed ... - English Only forum
Collective nouns - the delegation <visit, visits> ... ? - English Only forum
Collective nouns - the enemy, family, government, team, Boston trade/trades? - English Only forum
Collective nouns - the family <has, have> ...? - English Only forum
Collective nouns - The family <is, are> sitting ... - English Only forum
Collective nouns - the Government have/the Court has - English Only forum
Collective nouns - the government <is, are> increasing ... - English Only forum
Collective nouns - the government, company, team, fish <have, has> ... ? - English Only forum
Collective nouns - The jury <was, were> ... - English Only forum
Collective nouns - the majority <is, are> ... ? - English Only forum
Collective nouns - the majority <is, are> ... ? - English Only forum
Collective nouns - the police <is, are> ... [singular / plural] - English Only forum
Collective nouns - the public <has, have> .. ? - English Only forum
Collective nouns - the public <is, are> ... ? - English Only forum
Collective nouns - The staff <is, are> ... - English Only forum
Collective nouns - the staff <is, are> fluent in English? - English Only forum
Collective nouns - the team <is, are> ... ? - English Only forum
Collective nouns - the USA - the United States <is, are> ... ? - English Only forum
Collective nouns - The whole class <are, is> jumping with joy! - English Only forum
Collective nouns - There <is a lot, are a lot> of things ... - English Only forum
Collective nouns - There <is, are> a series of elements that ... - English Only forum
Collective nouns - where <is, are> the crew? - English Only forum
Collective nouns and one another vs each other - English Only forum
<collective nouns> group of tigers? - English Only forum
Collective nouns in AmE - English Only forum
Collective nouns: a new breed of internet-spawned young Turks <are, is> - English Only forum
Collective nouns: An array of <groups, people> <are, is> ... - English Only forum
Collective nouns: Family: single or plural? - English Only forum
Collective nouns. - English Only forum
collective of equals - English Only forum
collective opinion against the bill - English Only forum
Collective payment - English Only forum
Collective presence/attendance - English Only forum
collective singular is now plural? - English Only forum
collective soul? - English Only forum
Collective substantive for Bucket, Cooking pot, Axe - English Only forum
Collective term for consultants - English Only forum
Collective term for corkscrews, glasses, decanters, the 54 Aroma Master Kit - English Only forum
Collective term for tables, chairs, oven, washing machine,etc - English Only forum
collective transport of goods - English Only forum
Collective treatment - English Only forum
collective value - English Only forum
Collective vendor price setting - English Only forum
Collective vs collectivism - English Only forum
collective wisdom - English Only forum
Collective: Company name - Should I say LEVIS is or LEVIS are? - English Only forum
Collective: singular or plural verb? - English Only forum
Collective/Team attacking and defending - English Only forum
Count nouns, non-count nouns, collective nouns. - English Only forum
court [collective noun?] - English Only forum
Customer, collective noun? - English Only forum
difference between were /was in sentence beginning with a collective noun - English Only forum
geese: flock, gaggle, skein etc. [collective noun] - English Only forum
group/collective/multiple - English Only forum
Growth is collective - English Only forum
Is ‘drought’ a collective noun? - English Only forum
Is a group [collective noun] plural? - English Only forum
Is there a collective name for drugs or things that cause aggression? - English Only forum
is there a difference between herd behavior and collective behavior difference? - English Only forum
Is there an abuse of collective nouns in British HR corporate slang? - English Only forum
is/are after a collective noun - English Only forum
Isn’t staff a collective noun? What is its plural form? - English Only forum
It's the collective inability...that led us - English Only forum
Journalists (collective term) - English Only forum
Leadership (collective noun) singular or plural? - English Only forum
lesser evils needed to bring about true individual or collective liberation - English Only forum
Livestock uncountable or collective noun - English Only forum
Majority of the population is/are Muslim (Collective nouns) - English Only forum
Medications, collective noun - English Only forum
number + strong + collective noun [a 12-strong jury] - English Only forum
One article is sufficient before a list of collective adjectives? - English Only forum
organize collective activity and ration space - English Only forum
plural agreement for collective singular nouns - English Only forum
Plural verb with collective noun - English Only forum
scenario for many masses/single or collective - English Only forum
set our collective minds to doing so - English Only forum
Singular/plural - the staff (collective noun) - English Only forum
socialistic ideas smother the individual under the burden of the collective - English Only forum
Subjunctive Case with collective noun. Which is right? - English Only forum
Tale of Two Cities [collective noun?] - English Only forum
Team sports or collective sports - English Only forum
tension between the rights of individuals and the collective rights - English Only forum
the animal - collective, only in subject? - English Only forum
the collective evidence of the facts - English Only forum
the collective mind .. - English Only forum
The collective names for animals in English--why are there so many of them? - English Only forum
the collective psyche - English Only forum
the majority of + a collective noun - English Only forum
The with collective singular nouns - English Only forum
they are yelling at someone hidden by their collective girth - English Only forum
They would bust a collective gut! - English Only forum
this kind of collective organism is called? - English Only forum
to hash out collective problems - English Only forum
What is a collective term for breasts, genitals and butt? - English Only forum
who/which and collective nouns - English Only forum
would give their collective hide to - English Only forum
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