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When referring to a group of people or things, you often use they as the subject.

Usually, after a subject there's a verb. When they is followed by the verb to be in the present simple, it is conjugated as are. For example, They are my colleagues.

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They

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Consider which pronoun you'd use to represent multiple items. The first letter is capitalized.

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are

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Consider which verb form of to be you'd use for multiple items.