English, asked by amirabir004, 10 months ago

there is a large_of fish near the shore in collective noun

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Answered by sittu55

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Answer:

The correct answer is---

***Large* Group *Of Fish..***

Explanation:

Actually the fishes are classified as per their speicies in Collective noun...

For eg:-

Troops of dogfish...
Swarms of eels...

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