When the subject is a group of people or things, ...

[ Grammar ]

When the subject is a group of people or things, the subject is the noun that refers to the group as a whole. What is the subject of the sentence “The crowd of people is cheering”?

A. Crowd

B. People

C. Is cheering

D. The crowd of people

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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