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    This document discusses different types of nouns including countable/uncountable, abstract vs. concrete, and masculine/feminine/neuter. It notes that some nouns like clothes, scissors, and binoculars are only used in plural form while others like food, death, athletics, and furniture are only singular. Nouns referring to groups of people can be either singular or plural depending on whether the group is viewed as a whole or individuals.

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    This document discusses different types of nouns including countable/uncountable, abstract vs. concrete, and masculine/feminine/neuter. It notes that some nouns like clothes, scissors, and binoculars are only used in plural form while others like food, death, athletics, and furniture are only singular. Nouns referring to groups of people can be either singular or plural depending on whether the group is viewed as a whole or individuals.

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    Nouns:

    1. Countable\Uncountable
    2. Abstract (love, beauty), common (chair, table), collective
    (class, family), proper (Ann, Spain)
    3. Masculine (boys), feminine (girls), neuter (things, animals)

    Only plural: consists of 2 parts (clothes, garments), tools


    (scissors), instruments (binoculars), or nouns which have plural
    meaning: belongings, clothes, earnings, people, POLICE, stairs
    Only singular: uncountable food (meat, butter), abstract nouns
    (death, advice), words ending in –ics (athletics), games\diseases
    ending in –s (billiards), weather, FURNITURE, MONEY,
    NEWS
    Существительные, которые относятся к группе людей могут
    быть как в единственном, так и во мн. Число в зависимости
    от того, видим ли мы группу как целое или как несколько
    индивидуумов. (army, family, audience, class, company, team,
    staff, government)

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