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"mound of" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a large or significant amount of something that has been piled up or gathered into a rounded shape. Example: "The farmer proudly showed off his harvest, pointing to the immense mound of potatoes that he had grown in his fields."
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A mound of it.
A mound of earth.
And there is a mound of it.
Nearby, there is a mound of coal.
A mound of dirt awaits.
Place a mound of hazelnuts alongside.
A house on a mound of rubble?
"It's a mound of bird poop.
She sees a mound of stones.
Beyond the fence was a huge mound of earth.
The Multicrop Thresher atop a mound of maize.
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