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Match the picture with the collective noun. 1. A flock of goats 2. A bouquet of flowers 3. An army of soldiers 4. A shoal of fish 5. A choir of singers - English

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Match the picture with the collective noun.

1. A flock of goats
2. A bouquet of flowers
3. An army of soldiers
4. A shoal of fish
5. A choir of singers
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1. A flock of goats
2. A bouquet of flowers
3. An army of soldiers
4. A shoal of fish
5. A choir of singers
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Chapter 1.2 Beyond the Universe
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