English, asked by NeelamSinghalNeeraj, 2 months ago

What is the collective noun of dancers or ships

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Answered by thekritika06

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Answer:

a troupe of dancers

a fleet of ships

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Answered by nargeema

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Answer:

collective nouns of dancers is troupe and ships is fleet

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