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Correct garmmatically the following sentences
1. A herd of elephants are in the forest
2.A herd of elephants is in the forest
3. A herd of elephant is in the forest
4. A herd of elephant are in the forest

Answers

Answered by samaddritasarkar2011
4

Answer:

3 is the correct one because there is a herd of elephant

Answered by Abhijeet1589
0

The correct answer is option (2) A herd of elephants is in the forest.

EXPLANATION

  • Collective nouns acn be defined as the 'name' given to a group, number of animals, people pr thing.
  • Singular verb is used in cases where the collective noun to the group as a unit.
  • For example- 'The faculty is of different minds and different courses.
  • If the sentence talks about one particular memeber from the group then plural form of verb is used.
  • Example- 'The faculty (as a unit) greatly acknowledges the participation.
  • The collective nouns are singular then it should take up singular pronouns such as 'it' and 'its' and not 'they' and 'them'.
  • For example- 'The jury needed to review the article before it could decide whom to vote'.

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