Collective nouns are words used to describe groups of people, animals, or things. Here are some examples of collective nouns:
1. Herd - a herd of cattle, a herd of elephants, a herd of deer.
2. Flock - a flock of birds, a flock of sheep, a flock of geese.
3. Swarm - a swarm of bees, a swarm of locusts, a swarm of mosquitoes.
4. Pack - a pack of wolves, a pack of dogs, a pack of cards.
5. Colony - a colony of ants, a colony of penguins, a colony of bats.
6. School - a school of fish, a school of dolphins, a school of whales.
7. Team - a team of players, a team of horses, a team of researchers.
8. Group - a group of friends, a group of tourists, a group of flowers.
9. Fleet - a fleet of ships, a fleet of cars, a fleet of bicycles.
10. Army - an army of soldiers, an army of ants, an army of caterpillars.
11. Pride - a pride of lions, a pride of peacocks, a pride of swans.
12. Pod - a pod of dolphins, a pod of whales, a pod of seals.
13. Coven - a coven of witches, a coven of vampires.
14. Choir - a choir of singers, a choir of angels.
15. Congress - a congress of baboons, a congress of owls.
Remember that some nouns can take different collective forms depending on the context or regional variations. For example, a group of wolves can be referred to as a pack, a rout, or a route. A group of bees might be called a swarm or a grist.
