Can a collection of things (e.g.a crowd or a pile) be the subject of a singular proposition?
A) Yes, because any concept can be the subject of a singular proposition.
B) Yes, because any word can be the subject of a singular proposition.
C) Yes, because a collection can be considered as a single whole.
D) No, because singular propositions cannot have plural subjects.
E) No, because singular propositions cannot have concepts as subjects.
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