English, asked by Chocopika, 1 month ago

We saw a _______ of ships in the harbour.
(Collective noun)

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Answered by ArchitaDixit

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We saw a fleet of ships in the harbour.

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Answered by shahidhanausheen32

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Answer:

A fleet/ an armada of ships.

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