Choose the correct irregular noun in the parenthesis to make the statement correct.

The (women/womans) went to go shopping at the mall.

(a)  

Choose the correct irregular noun in the parenthesis to make the statement correct.

At the zoo, I saw many (oxen, oxes).

(a)  

Choose the correct irregular noun in the parenthesis to make the statement correct.

There were a lot of (mice/mouses) in the attic.

(a)  

Choose the correct irregular noun in the parenthesis to make the statement correct.

The (mans/men) had to join the military in the 1960’s

(a)  

Choose the correct irregular noun in the parenthesis to make the statement correct.

I saw many (gooses/geese) in the lake.

(a)  

Choose the collective noun found in each sentence.

The priest sad to see his congregation getting smaller.

(a)  

Choose the collective noun found in each sentence.

Group of boys celebrated the football championship.

(a)  

Choose the collective noun found in each sentence.

The cruise ship carries 195 passengers and a crew of 95.

(a)  

Choose the collective noun found in each sentence.

Mrs Lury gave me a bundle of relief clothes for the fire

victims.

(a)  

Choose the collective noun found in each sentence.

I give them a set of cutlery for their wedding.

(a)  

Choose the appropriate collective nouns in the parenthesis

to complete each sentence:

A (a)   of geese. (gaggle, straggle, waggle)

Choose the appropriate collective nouns in the parenthesis

to complete each sentence:

For the ice breaker activities, we had to work as a (a)   (crew, company, team).

Choose the appropriate collective nouns in the parenthesis

to complete each sentence:

(a)   is to army as a staff is to a company (platoon, pack, pile)