001 (5)

001 (5)



COLLECTWE NOUNS


THINGS


an album of autographs an album of photographs an album of stamps an anthology of poems an archipelago of islands a bale of cotton a basket of fruit a batch of bread/loaves a batch of letters a batch of samples a battery of guns a battery of tests a bed of flowers/roses cj'1 e, J a błock of flats 6 ^ a book of exercises a book of notes a bouąuet of flowers a bowl of rice a bunch of bananas tik a bunch of flowers    i\

a bunch of grapes abunchofkeys f>'    1 ' ^

a bundle of rags/old clothes/laundry a bundle of firewood/sticks    "

a bundle of hay a catalogue of prices/goods a chain of mountains    '

a chain of shops a chest of drawers a cluster of coconuts «-i- I < a cluster of grapes “Ai; ~ ^ >Ł a cloud of dust

a clump of bushes - — > >    1

a clump of trees a collection of coins a collection of curiosities a collection of pictures a collection of relics


a collection of stamps a column of smoke a-e&mb-ef-bctnemas a confederation of States a constellation of stars a clutch of eggs    1*

a cluster of diamonds a cluster of stars

a cluster of grapes (still growing) a clutch of eggs    .    /

a crate offruit    v

a crop of apples a deck of cards a fali of rain a fali of snów a fleet of motor-cars/taxis a fleet of ships a flight of airplanes a flight of steps/stairs a forest of trees a galaxy of stars a garland of flowers a glossary of difficult words/phrases a group of islands a grove of trees <r Ma hail of bullets a heap of rubbish a heap of ruins a heap of Stones a heap of books a heap of magazines a heap of newspapers a hand of bananas (each a finger) a harvest of wheat/corn a hedge of bushes a layer of soil/dirt a library of books a linę of cars



a list of names a mass of ruins/hair a medley of tunes a necklace of pearls an outfit of clothes an orchard of fruit trees a pack of cards a pack of li es a pair of shoes

a pencil of rays    n 1

a pile of books a pile of magazines a pile of newspapers a quiver of arrows a rangę of hills a rangę of mountains a ream of paper    U.    J

a reel of thread/film sz-p^k a roli of fdm/cloth a ropę of pearls a row of houses a selection of tunes a series of events a set of china/teacups a set of clubs a set of tools a sheaf of arrows -■ a sheaf of corn a sheaf of grain a sheaf of papers pUić. a sheaf of wheat a shower of blows a shower of rain a stack of arms a stack of corn a stack of hay    >c- "v'

a stack of timber a stack of wood k. o?* a stock of wood


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string of beads

string of pearls

suit of clothegp- m ' ~

suitę of furniture

suitę of rooms    '    J

thicket of trees    1

tuft of grass

tuft of hair

wad of currency/notes ęf ' ' v wreath offlowers


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