Question

Now, look at these groups of words. Would you say that these are
sentences?
1. in the rain
2. at the station
3. wearing a raincoat
4. of wood
5. crossing the road
These
6. without waiting for a moment​

Answer 1

Answer:

collective nouns of thieves, aircraft, grass, hay, wool, judges, arms, workers, players, cattle, directors, trees, matches, cards, students, policemen, actors, pearls, wolves, savages, books, footballers, chickens, stairs, shots

Answer 2

Answer: No, we can't tell these are sentences. A sentence should contain a subject and predicate, conveying a statement, question, exclamation, or command, and consisting of a main clause and sometimes one or more subordinate clauses.