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In Manhattan GMAT Sentence Correction Page 46, lastsentence:
In the Senate, the majority has coalesced into a unified voting block.
I thought the noun"majority " can only be used on countable noun. therefore it should be followed by"have coalesced ". Does anyone know what happen here?
Many thanks,
Gordon
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In Manhattan GMAT Sentence Correction Page 46, lastsentence:
In the Senate, the majority has coalesced into a unified voting block.
I thought the noun"majority " can only be used on countable noun. therefore it should be followed by"have coalesced ". Does anyone know what happen here?
Many thanks,
Gordon
...
