50 Collective Nouns you need to know || #spokenenglish #vocabulary #learnenglish

In this short video you will learn about 50 most important collective Nouns.

Collective nouns are words used to describe groups of people, animals, or things. These words are singular in form but refer to a collection of individuals or objects. Examples of collective nouns include "herd" for a group of cattle, "flock" for a group of birds, "team" for a group of players, "class" for a group of students, and "fleet" for a group of ships.

Collective nouns can be both formal and informal, and often convey a sense of unity or shared purpose. For example, "orchestra" is a formal collective noun that describes a group of musicians who perform together, while "gang" is a more informal collective noun that describes a group of people who associate with each other for various reasons.

Some collective nouns have interesting origins or are specific to certain groups or contexts. For example, a group of kangaroos is called a "mob," while a group of porcupines is called a "prickle." A group of crows is called a "murder," and a group of flamingos is called a "flamboyance."

Overall, collective nouns provide a fun and creative way to describe groups of things or people, and can add variety and richness to our language

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[malanigaspe]

Some collective nouns are same in other 2nd wish look at these 33 and 45 they are same 50, 58 34 and 46 are also same but thank for the vedio

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[simonsimon]

How about 'a shoal of fish?'

[VchiraAdhisaya-iezd]

This is so useful for my English exam thank u nobody teaches me this.

[World_of_jesus]

In your 50 collective nouns so many mistakes are there mind it 🔥

[damle]

Thx teacher. Nobody teaches me in school, so far …..I’m improving my broken English.

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[praveenkumar-tfsi]

Hi, i learned that we should use THE article before uncountable noun +of+noun, but here you used A article.am i missing something?

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