How To Use collective noun In A Sentence
- In American English, collective nouns usually take a singular verb.
- Our collective noun is an Apprehension of Agents.
- The connection between collective nouns and the groups they identify are unique and often funny. The Sun
- The question of why verbs and pronouns tend to vary in the extent to which they agree with collective nouns is a topic of some interest in psycholinguistics.
- If only there were a collective noun for poets: a poverty of poets, perhaps, or a pontification. Times, Sunday Times
- Flock" is a collective noun.
- A noun signifying many, is called a _collective noun_, or _noun of multitude_; as, the _people_, the _army_. English Grammar in Familiar Lectures
- There is no collective noun for a group of CEOs but perhaps it should be an enterprise. Times, Sunday Times
- Collective nouns for magpies include gulp and murder. Times, Sunday Times
- 'Flock' and 'committee' are collective nouns.
