English, asked by kpsahib111, 25 days ago

a pride of spectators gathered around the winner

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Answered by IxIitzurshizukaIxI

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"The given sentence in the question is “A pride of spectators gathered around the winner”. By using the collective noun in the given sentence, the corrected sentence is “The crowd of spectators gathered around the winner”. So use the word (collective noun) crowd instead of pride in the given sentences.

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