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English grammar Collective nouns English grammar collective nouns​

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Answered by pratyush7033
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A noun used as a particular collection of anything is called collective noun hope the answer can help you please mark this answer as brain list and also follow me to get more answers

Answered by Anonymous
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Collective nouns are used to tell a name for a group of thing or people

eg : class, herd,school etc..

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