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Collective nouns play a crucial role in the Indonesian language, offering a unique way to describe groups of people, animals, or things. Understanding how to use these nouns correctly can greatly enhance your fluency and comprehension of the language. Whether you're grouping objects like "sebuah" (a piece of), describing a team of people with "sekelompok" (a group of), or referring to a collection of animals with "sekawanan" (a herd of), mastering collective nouns is essential for both written and spoken Indonesian. These exercises are designed to help you recognize and apply these terms accurately, ensuring your sentences are both grammatically correct and contextually appropriate. Our Indonesian collective noun exercises will take you through a variety of scenarios and examples, allowing you to practice and reinforce your understanding. You'll encounter multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank sentences, and real-world dialogue simulations that make learning interactive and engaging. By the end of these exercises, you'll not only be familiar with common collective nouns but also comfortable using them in everyday conversation. This focused practice will build your confidence and help you communicate more naturally in Indonesian, whether you're speaking with native speakers or writing in a formal context.
1. Keluarga itu memiliki *seekor* anjing yang sangat lucu (unit of a pet).
2. *Sepasang* burung merpati terbang tinggi di langit (number of birds).
3. Saya membeli *sekotak* cokelat untuk hadiah ulang tahun (unit of chocolates).
4. Di perpustakaan, saya meminjam *sebuah* buku tentang sejarah Indonesia (unit of a book).
5. Di taman, anak-anak bermain dengan *segelintir* teman-teman mereka (small group of friends).
6. Kami pergi ke pasar untuk membeli *seikat* sayuran segar (unit of vegetables).
7. Di restoran, saya memesan *semangkuk* sup ayam yang hangat (unit of a soup).
8. Ayah membeli *sekilo* apel dari pasar swalayan (unit of weight for apples).
9. Ibu membuat *segelas* jus jeruk segar untuk sarapan (unit of a drink).
10. Di kebun binatang, kami melihat *sekelompok* gajah sedang bermain (group of elephants).
1. Saya melihat *sekumpulan* burung terbang di langit (a group of animals).
2. Di perpustakaan, ada *sebuah* rak yang penuh dengan buku (a single item in a collection).
3. Keluarga kami memiliki *seekor* anjing yang sangat lucu (a single member of a group).
4. Di taman, terlihat *segerombolan* anak bermain bola (a group of children).
5. Di pasar, ibu membeli *seikat* sayuran segar (a bundle of vegetables).
6. Di hutan, kami menemukan *sekawanan* rusa yang sedang merumput (a group of animals).
7. Dalam acara tersebut, hadir *serombongan* tamu dari luar kota (a group of people).
8. Di meja makan, ada *sebuah* piring yang penuh dengan kue (a single item in a collection).
9. Di pantai, terlihat *segerombolan* orang sedang bermain pasir (a group of people).
10. Di kebun, tumbuh *serumpun* bambu yang sangat lebat (a cluster of plants).
1. Ayah membeli *seikat* sayuran di pasar (a bunch of).
2. Mereka melihat *segerombolan* burung terbang di langit (a flock of).
3. Di taman, ada *sekumpulan* anak-anak yang bermain (a group of).
4. Petani memanen *sekarung* padi dari sawah (a sack of).
5. Di pantai, kami melihat *sekelompok* wisatawan sedang bersenang-senang (a group of).
6. Ibu membeli *setandan* pisang dari penjual buah (a bunch of).
7. Anak-anak memberi makan *sekawanan* kambing di peternakan (a herd of).
8. Di perpustakaan, kami menemukan *sejumlah* buku tentang sejarah (a number of).
9. Ada *segerombolan* lebah di dekat sarang mereka (a swarm of).
10. Di kebun, kami melihat *seikat* bunga mawar merah (a bouquet of).
