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A pack of dogs (is/are) loose in the neighborhood.
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A pack of dogs (is/are) loose in the neighborhood.

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Answer: It is ¨There are a pack of dogs loose in the neighborhood.¨

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it’s ‘a pack of dogs are loose in the neighborhood’
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