Plural means more than one and a noun is a word used to identify something. So, plural nouns are nouns that are more than one. ‘Birds’ is the plural of ‘bird’, for example, and the word ...

English teachers might have told students the word "each" is pronoun that gets a singular verb, but that's only part of the story, writes grammar expert June Casagrande.

Sometimes a noun looks like it should be plural when it isn’t ... information, meat. Note: the word “water” is not always a mass noun. A person can say “those are troubled waters” and pluralizing ...

We’ll use mathematics as the primary example. Origin The term comes from the Greek word “mathematikos ... “mathematics” is treated as a plural noun, even though it is often used ...

The word ‘plural’ comes from ... apostrophe followed 's' does not make a plural noun. It is used for contractions and to show possession. For example: ‘We saw lots of bird’s in the garden ...