English, asked by chitigsingh1, 11 months ago

collective noun of books​

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Answered by tanushreep
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Answer:

Explanation:

Collective noun:pile of books

chitigsingh1: are you sure
Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:-

A book is a set of sheets of paper

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