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ENGLISH GRAMMAR - Noun

Certain words like


“Mathematics, Physics, Statistics,
News, Economics, Innings,
Politics, Athletics, Gymnastics,
Gallows, Mechanics, Summons,
Classics etc.” are always
considered Singular and thus
they always require singular
verbs.

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ENGLISH GRAMMAR - Noun

Use of the word “Politics”:

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ENGLISH GRAMMAR - Noun

Examples:-
Politics is a very
dirty game.
His politics are
different from mine.

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ENGLISH GRAMMAR - Noun

Some more examples:-


His politics are generally
considered to be right of
centre.
Politics is the main subject at
Leicester University.
Joe is very active in left-wing
politics.

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ENGLISH GRAMMAR - Noun

Usage of “Mathematics” and


“Statistics”:

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ENGLISH GRAMMAR - Noun

However, when the


meaning of the word
“Mathematics” is
“Calculation” and
“Statistics” is “Data”, we
use plural verb in both the
cases.

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ENGLISH GRAMMAR - Noun

Examples:-
Mathematics is an interesting
subject. [Used as a subject]
Mathematics are telling
that he has made a lot
of money. [Here it
means “calculations”]

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ENGLISH GRAMMAR - Noun

Statistics is
difficult to
understand. [Used
as a subject]
Statistics tell us that it will
rain today. [Here it means
“data”]

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ENGLISH GRAMMAR - Noun

*NOTE: The word


“Data” is plural. The
singular form of
“Data” is “Datum”.

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ENGLISH GRAMMAR - Noun

Examples:-
Data warns us and we will
have to change our
strategy. [Incorrect]
Data warn us and we will
have to change our
strategy. [Correct]

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ENGLISH GRAMMAR - Noun

*NOTE: The word


“Summons” is a singular
noun but “Summon” is a
verb. The plural form of
“Summons” is
“Summonses”.

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ENGLISH GRAMMAR - Noun

Examples:-
Two summons were
issued. [Incorrect]
Two summonses were
issued. [Correct]

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ENGLISH GRAMMAR - Noun

(a) Mathematics are difficult


subject. [Incorrect]
Mathematics is a difficult
subject. [Correct]
(b) Politics are a game of
compromise. [Incorrect]
Politics is a game of
compromise. [Correct]

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ENGLISH GRAMMAR - Noun

(c) These news were broadcast


from All India Radio only
yesterday. [Incorrect]
This news was broadcast from
All India Radio only yesterday
[Correct]

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ENGLISH GRAMMAR - Noun

Certain words like


“equipment, furniture,
jewellery, luggage, machinery,
poetry, scenery, information,
advice, baggage, hair, etc.” do
not exist in their plural forms
because they all are
uncountable nouns.

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ENGLISH GRAMMAR - Noun

His luggages was booked.


[Incorrect]
His luggage was booked. [Correct]
Furniture sets off the beauty of a
house. [Incorrect]
Furniture set off the beauty of a
house. [Correct]
He has given me good information.
[Correct]

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ENGLISH GRAMMAR - Noun
He has given me a good
information. [Incorrect]
The poetries Society was
founded in 1909. [Incorrect]
The poetry society was founded
in 1909. [Correct]
Here is a list of stationeries.
[Correct]
Here is the list of stationery.
[Incorrect]
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ENGLISH GRAMMAR - Noun

➔ CASES OF NOUNS

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ENGLISH GRAMMAR - Noun

Nominative/Subjective Case

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ENGLISH GRAMMAR - Noun

Objective/Accusative Case

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ENGLISH GRAMMAR - Noun

Possessive Case

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ENGLISH GRAMMAR - Noun

Vocative case

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