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Vincent Teo Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

A nest / litter of rabbit

Which is correct?

A nest / litter of rabbit
  

Top answer

a litter of rabbits - the babies a nest of rabbits - their home

  • a litter of rabbits - the babies a nest of rabbits - their home
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a litter of rabbits - the babies
a nest of rabbits - their home
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If I say:

Her uncle gave her a nest / litter of rabbits on her birthday.
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Her uncle gave her a litter of rabbits on her birthday.
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Thanks, but I just do some searching from the Internet, I found that:

What is the Collective noun for rabbits and hares?

Some collective nouns for rabbits are:
  • a "bu
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It's quite hard to find " a litter of rabbits" from the Internet. Why?
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Vincent TeoIt's quite hard to find " a litter of rabbits" from the Internet. Why?
That's funny. I got almost 23,000 hits on Google.

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Vincent TeoSome collective nouns for rabbits are: a "bury" of rabbitsa "colony" of rabbitsa "down" of rabbitsa "drove" of rabbitsa "husk" of rabbitsa "leash" of rabbitsa "trace" or rabbitsa "trip" of rabbitsa "warren" of rabbitsa "nest" of rabbitsa "bevy" of rabbits.
Most of the collective nouns you find in those lists are literary, archaic or imaginative, Vin

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