aflockofsheeporaherdofsheep

Answer: flock, the group of sheep is referred to as flock. Collective nouns are nouns used to refer to groups or numbers of animals, people, or things.

We have collective nouns for numbers of things; flock of sheep and herd of cows for example, but there doesn't seem to be any definition of how many are ...

One sees the difference when someone on his own walks through a flock of sheep, walks by some young cattle or walks past birds. From ...

2020年7月8日 — It seems that flock is a more all-around word, you can use it for birds, chickens, sheep and cows (maybe horses too?), while the term herd is ...

Your kids will enjoy the funny plans the animals come up with to save this poor farmer and will learn the different correct collective nouns as they go (gaggle ...

2016年3月25日 — Sheep live in flocks, not herds. Cows and horses (among others) live in herds whereas dogs for example live in packs, fish in schools, etc.

2013年8月10日 — In BrE, it's a flock of sheep, not a herd. I have always thought that is odd because shepherd comes from sheep herder. Flock of sheep.

A group of sheep is usually referred to as a flock, although some ranchers refer to large groups of sheep as their herd. You might also hear the words drove and ...

A group of sheep is called a flock. A farmer's flock can range from two sheep to over 1,500 ewes with their lambs. What comes from sheep? Most of the sheep ...