English, asked by kandarisujeet2019, 9 hours ago

what is difference between a soldier and a army

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Answered by kush7787

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soldier is singular but army is a collective noun for soldiers

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Answered by SoumyojyotiPal

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Answer:

soldier is an individual. eg. Mark was a soldier.

army is a group of soldiers.eg. Mark was a soldier in the army.

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