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6. Zoe was part of the team that won the competition.
7. The sailor saw a fleet of ships in the harbour.
8. There is a pile of books and a bunch of grapes on the table.

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Answered by shifawani30

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Fleet is used to describe collection of ships, hence it is a collective noun. Harbour is a common place for ships to station, hence it is a common noun.

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6. Zoe was part of the team that won the competition.7. The sailor saw a fleet of ships in the harbour.8. There is a pile of books and a bunch of grapes on the table.​

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6. Zoe was part of the team that won the competition.
7. The sailor saw a fleet of ships in the harbour.
8. There is a pile of books and a bunch of grapes on the table.