Group ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Group ( noun )

1. A number of things or people considered together.
2. A set of people or things having common characteristics.
3. An organized collection of people working together.

Origin:

From middle french groupe, from italian gruppo, from grupare.

Examples:

1. The group of children were playing in the park.
2. The choir was divided into smaller groups for a performance.
3. The group of scientists were working on a new project.
4. A group of volunteers worked together to clean up the beach.
5. The group of friends were having a picnic.

(As a verb)

Group ( verb )

1. A number of things or people considered together.
2. A set of people or things having common characteristics.
3. An organized collection of people working together.

Origin:

From middle french groupe, from italian gruppo, from grupare.

Examples:

1. The group of children were playing in the park.
2. The choir was divided into smaller groups for a performance.
3. The group of scientists were working on a new project.
4. A group of volunteers worked together to clean up the beach.
5. The group of friends were having a picnic.