"What's the plural of bunch?"
The plural of bunch is bunches.
Definition of bunch:
A bunch refers to a collection or group of things that are fastened or gathered together. It implies a cluster, bundle, or gathering of items held or connected closely. Bunches can consist of various objects, such as flowers, grapes, keys, or wires. The term is also used to describe a group of people or things that are considered together or in close proximity. The plural form of bunch is bunches, which is used when referring to multiple clusters or collections.
Plural of Bunch Example Sentences
- Single Examples:
- She carried a bunch of colorful balloons for the party.
- He picked a bunch of fresh flowers from the garden.
- They wrapped the cables together in a neat bunch.
- Plural Examples:
- They arranged several bunches of grapes on the fruit stand.
- We tied the bunches of herbs with twine to hang and dry.
- The market had bunches of bananas on display.
