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Answered by spacelover123
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1. A colony of bacteria.

2. A bunting of flags.

3. A gaggle of geese.

4. A constellation of stars.

5. A crew of sailors.

6. A troupe of artists.

7. A stack of chairs.

8. A pack of wolves.

9. A clump of trees.

10. A cluster of islands.

11. A coalition of cheetahs.

12. A crowd of policemen.

13. A sheaf of papers.

14. A patter of footsteps.

Additional Information :)

Collective nouns are nouns that are used to represent a group or collection of thing, people, animals, etc.

For example ⇒

  • A herd of giraffes are rushing towards us.

Some common collective nouns are listed below.

  • Herd ⇒ A group of herbivores animals or plant-eating animals.

  • Choir ⇒ A group of singers or people doing something related to music like playing an instrument or singing.

  • Pile ⇒ A group of unwanted substance.

  • Stack ⇒ A group of objects kept one on another.

  • Gang ⇒ A group of criminals or thieves.
Answered by ItzinnocentRaj
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  1. A colony of bacteria.
  2. A blunting of flags.
  3. A gaggle of geese.
  4. A constellation of stars.
  5. A crew of sailors.
  6. A troupe of artists.
  7. A stack of chairs.
  8. A pack of wolves.
  9. A clump of trees.
  10. A cluster of islands.
  11. A coalition of cheetahs.
  12. A crowd of policemen.
  13. A sheaf of papers.
  14. A patter of footsteps.

Extra info:----

Collective nouns are the words rha are used to represent a group of things, people, words, etc. They make a sentence worth more pleasant to be heard. They are somewhat a part of Noun.

Eg; The murder of crows are sitting in the tree.

Some more examples of collective nouns are;

  • Army- An army of ants.
  • Flock- A flock of birds.
  • Flock- A flock of sheep.
  • Herd- A herd of deer.
  • Hive- A hive of bees.
  • Litter- A litter of puppies.
  • Murder- A murder of crows.
  • Pack- A pack of hounds.

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