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We saw (put a collective noun here) of ships of harbour​

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Answered by baljitkaurgill89
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we saw a number of ships there

Answered by TheVision
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We saw a fleet of ships in harbour, The answer is fleet because the collective noun of ships is "fleet" & it would be wrong to use any other collective noun.

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