Question

4 Fill in the blanks with collective nouns from the box.
gaggle fleet bunch set pride box crowd
bundle troupe galaxy gang pile team deck
1. A_____of ships was sailing towards the shore
2. The___cheered when Virat Kohli scored a century.
3 The ___ of cards is in the drawer.
4. It is wonderful to see a ____ of lions in the wild .
5. The police have arrested the ___ of thief .
6. On clear night you can see a whole ___ of stars
7. The ___ of football player decided to warm up before their final match .
8.There was a ___ of geese near the pond .
9. Papa keeps a ___ of tool in the boot of his car.
10. Mona bought colouring book and ___ of crayon from the stationary shop .
11. Your papers might be under ___ of book on the table .
12. A ____ of dancer from Nepal is here to take part in the cultural festival .
13.There was a __ of graphs in the bowl .
14.The old man kept the ___ of stick on the roof .
Please answer fast I will mark brain list .​

Answer 1

This is your answer

Explanation:

1. fleet 2. crowd 3. deck 4. troupe 5. gang 6. galaxy 7. team 8. gaggle 9. bunch 10. box 11. pile

Answer 2

Answer:

The collective nouns to fill the sentences are - 1. fleet 2. crowd 3. deck 4. pride 5. gang 6. galaxy 7. team 8. gaggle 9. set  10. box 11. pile 12. troupe 13. bunch  14. bundle

Explanation:

• The term "collective" refers to or describes the qualities shared by a group of people considered as a whole.
• A noun that signifies a group of people or things but has the appearance of a singular when it is used in formal contexts is called a collective noun.
• Collective nouns can be exemplified by the words troops, flock, and gaggle, amongst others.
• Even though each of these nouns is a singular noun, it refers to a collection of individuals or items.
• The majority of the time, singular verbs should be used with collective nouns. This is due to the fact that collective nouns are used to refer to a group of multiple individuals or items as a single entity or object.
• This indicates that they will be dealt with as singular nouns for the purposes of subject-verb agreement.

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