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nouns which group similar people, animals, or things are called collective nouns.
examples: the students cheered.
(students: a group of similar people.)
the team played its best game of the season.
(team: a group of similar people.)
the flock returns each night.
(flock: a group of similar animals.)
the fleet lay anchored in the harbor.
(fleet: a group of similar things.)
exercise 19 - underline each collective noun in the following sentences.
- the group of parents is waiting at the mall.
- the herd of zebra numbered one hundred head.
- the pack of wolves hunted the deer.
- who is part of the mayor’s committee on education.
- our class will go to the zoo next week.
- the stamp club meets every monday after school.
- the choir at church is going out of town this week.
- the football team plays its last game away from home.
- the orchestra is made up of many musicians.
- place that bowl by the bunch of bananas.
- the squad of troops prepared for battle.
To solve this, we identify collective nouns (nouns grouping similar people, animals, or things) in each sentence:
- "group" (groups parents, people)
- "herd" (groups zebra, animals)
- "pack" (groups wolves, animals)
- "committee" (groups people for education)
- "class" (groups students, people)
- "club" (groups stamp - enthusiasts, people)
- "choir" (groups singers, people)
- "team" (groups football - players, people)
- "orchestra" (groups musicians, people)
- "bunch" (groups bananas, things)
- "squad" (groups troops, people)
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- The \underline{group} of parents is waiting at the mall.
- The \underline{herd} of zebra numbered one hundred head.
- The \underline{pack} of wolves hunted the deer.
- Who is part of the mayor’s \underline{committee} on education.
- Our \underline{class} will go to the zoo next week.
- The stamp \underline{club} meets every Monday after school.
- The \underline{choir} at church is going out of town this week.
- The football \underline{team} plays its last game away from home.
- The \underline{orchestra} is made up of many musicians.
- Place that bowl by the \underline{bunch} of bananas.
- The \underline{squad} of troops prepared for battle.