Pronunciation: /ˈɡruːpɪŋ/
noun a collection or gathering of people or things
A1 In the zoo, animals are often kept in groupings based on their species.
A2 During the school project, students worked together in small groupings to complete the task.
B1 The grouping of students in the classroom was based on their academic abilities.
B2 The grouping of countries in the United Nations is determined by geographical regions.
C1 The grouping of employees in the company was reorganized to improve efficiency.
C2 The grouping of stars in the galaxy is studied by astronomers to understand their formation.
verb not applicable
A1 I am grouping my toys by color.
A2 She is grouping the students for the group project.
B1 The company is grouping employees based on their skill sets.
B2 The research team is grouping data into categories for analysis.
C1 The psychologist is grouping patients based on their symptoms.
C2 The historian is grouping historical events into different time periods.
adjective not applicable
A1 I saw a grouping of birds in the sky.
A2 The teacher assigned a grouping activity for the students.
B1 The grouping of students in the class is based on their language proficiency.
B2 The grouping of countries in the United Nations is based on geographical regions.
C1 The grouping of employees in the company is done according to their departments.
C2 The grouping of data in the research study revealed interesting patterns.
adverb not applicable
A1 She always sits with the same grouping of friends at lunch.
A2 The teacher asked the students to work in a grouping of three for the project.
B1 The company is considering grouping certain departments together for better efficiency.
B2 The museum exhibit was organized by grouping the paintings according to their time periods.
C1 The scientist conducted a study on animal behavior by observing their grouping patterns in the wild.
C2 The marketing team created a new campaign strategy by grouping target demographics based on their interests and behaviors.
pronoun not applicable
A1 The teacher asked the students to work in small groupings.
A2 In the zoo, animals are usually kept in groupings based on their species.
B1 The grouping of employees for the team project was done based on their skills and experience.
B2 The grouping of countries in the trade agreement was carefully negotiated by the diplomats.
C1 The grouping of stars in the galaxy follows certain patterns and classifications.
C2 The grouping of political parties in the coalition government was a complex process involving multiple negotiations.
preposition not applicable
A1 I like grouping my friends for a picnic.
A2 She enjoys grouping her toys by color.
B1 The teacher suggested grouping students based on their skill level.
B2 Grouping employees by department can improve workflow.
C1 The scientist is studying the grouping of galaxies in the universe.
C2 The artist is known for his unique grouping of colors in his paintings.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I like to go shopping with my friends.
A2 Grouping different types of fruits together makes it easier to find what you need.
B1 Grouping students based on their skill level can help teachers provide appropriate support.
B2 Grouping similar tasks together can increase efficiency in a work setting.
C1 Grouping various departments within a company can streamline communication and decision-making.
C2 Grouping data into specific categories allows for more accurate analysis and interpretation.
interjection not applicable
A1 Grouping! Let's all sit together for the group photo.
A2 Grouping! Can you help me with this group project?
B1 Grouping! We need to organize the teams for the competition.
B2 Grouping! Let's divide into smaller groups to work on different tasks.
C1 Grouping! I suggest we form a study group to prepare for the exam.
C2 Grouping! It's important to have a clear grouping strategy for the project.
article not applicable
A1 In the zoo, the animals are kept in different groupings based on their species.
A2 During the science project, we had to work in small groupings to conduct our experiments.
B1 The teacher assigned us into groupings for the group project based on our strengths and weaknesses.
B2 The company implemented a new grouping system to improve efficiency in the workplace.
C1 The research study focused on the grouping patterns of different demographic groups in society.
C2 The political party strategized their campaign by targeting specific groupings of voters based on their interests.
formal The grouping of students was based on their academic performance.
informal We're thinking of grouping together for the project.
slang Let's do a group-up for the party this weekend.
figurative The grouping of colors in the painting created a harmonious effect.
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