Collective nouns for animals - BBC Learning English

A collective noun is a word used to describe a group of things, animals, or people as a single unit. It helps us talk about multiple things that are together in one word. For example, you might talk about a “team” of players or a “flock” of birds. A collective noun that is often used for ants is “colony.” It refers to a group of ants that work and live together, typically in an organized way. Here’s a simple example using the collective noun “colony”: “The colony of ants worked together to carry

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