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is 'Broadcast' singular ? 04 Aug 2006, 12:35
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is 'Broadcast' singular or plural.

can someone explain ?

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I also came across 'politics'. Not sure if it is a singular/plural
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I am sure "BROADCAST" is singular

I believe politics is singular as well... politics, physics, aerobics etc... all singular
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is 'Broadcast' singular ? 04 Aug 2006, 21:07
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I am sure "BROADCAST" is singular

I believe politics is singular as well... politics, physics, aerobics etc... all singular
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........... and economics as well. :wink:
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Hey , Broadcast is plural .
example : As a whole, the television networks that broadcast in the United States are the largest and most distributed in the world

whereas Broadcasts is singular .
Ex : Nowadays , a TV broadcasts at a given time .
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Hey , Broadcast is plural .
example : As a whole, the television networks that broadcast in the United States are the largest and most distributed in the world

whereas Broadcasts is singular .
Ex : Nowadays , a TV broadcasts at a given time .
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This made me smile! It's singular as a noun, but plural as a verb.

The safest, surest way to figure this out is to try plugging it into a very simple sentence and using your ear. (If your spoken English is very weak, this might not work, but it should work for the majority of students.)

"The broadcast IS starting now", or "The broadcast ARE starting now"?

"THEY broadcast the show", or "HE broadcast the show"?

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