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COLLECTIVE NOUN

Denny Davis

20/09/2019 0 0

A collective noun is a word that names a group of people, places, animals or things.

Examples:

A tuft of grass.

A kennel of dogs.

A brood of hen.

A flock of birds.

A bunch of cakes.

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