English, asked by Anonymous, 8 months ago

Fill in the blanks with collective nouns

a ______ (posse/crowd) of policemen

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Answered by ItzinnocentRaj

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A crowd of policemen.

But to say frankly police is itself a collective noun. We don't need any collective noun before it. We genuinely say THE POLICE IS COMING. So we generally don't need a collective noun before the word police.

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Answered by meghana1308

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Hlo mate here is ur ans...

A crowd of police men..

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