Question

There we saw a man carrying a ___ of clothes in his head

Answer 1

Answer:

there we saw a man carrying a bundle of clothes on his head

Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:

• A collective noun can be used to name a group or collection of people or objects, allowing the group to be discussed as a single entity.
• In essence, a collective noun is a group noun that refers to individuals, entities, or groups collectively.
• When utilizing collective nouns in phrases, it's important to remember to utilize the correct verb tense.

Some Examples:

• Herd of cows - A group of herbivore animals.
• Swarm of insects - A group of insects.
• Shoal of fishes A group of fish.
• Flock of birds - A group of birds.
• Army / Colony of Ants - Collection of Ants.
• Litter of puppies - Collection of Puppies.
• Barrel of monkey - Collection of Monkey.
• Pack of wolves - Collection of Wolves.

Then the collective noun collection for clothes are,

• a rack of clothes
• a bundle of clothes
• a closet of clothes

There we saw a man carrying a bundle of clothes in his head.

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