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British is vs British are

Both 'British is' and 'British are' can be correct depending on the context. 'British is' is used when referring to the British people as a singular entity, while 'British are' is used when referring to the British people as a plural group.

Last updated: March 23, 2024

British is

This phrase is correct when referring to the British people as a singular entity.

Use 'British is' when talking about the British people as a collective singular noun.

Examples:

  • British is known for its love of tea.
  • The British is a diverse group of people.

Alternatives:

  • The British people are
  • The British nation is
  • The British population is
  • The British community is
  • The British society is

British are

This phrase is correct when referring to the British people as a plural group.

Use 'British are' when talking about the British people as a plural noun or group.

Examples:

  • The British are known for their politeness.
  • The British are a diverse group of individuals.

Alternatives:

  • The British people are
  • The British nation is
  • The British population is
  • The British community is
  • The British society is

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