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  Some nouns ending in-s, have a singular meaning, and agree with the verb in the singular. These are nouns: news, a works, barracks, some of the names of sciences (mathematics, economics, physics, phonetics, and statistics), etc.
Nouns that are used only in the plural
Some nouns in meaning can be used only in the plural form. These are nouns that denote binary objects, such as: tongs, trousers, etc.
. In the plural form used as nouns, such as goods merchandise, goods, embers ember; dregs sediment, dregs, valuables and other jewelry
The discrepancy between the numbers of some nouns in English, with the number of the nouns in Russian
. Some nouns are used in real English in their basic meaning only in the singular, whereas the corresponding nouns in Russian are only used in the plural, for example: ink, money, hair, and fruit.
Note.
The form of moneys used in the special values ​​in law, form a hair-hairs have the value of individual hair: Not has some grey hairs. He has a few gray hairs, inks represent a form of sorts of ink and form fruits means fruit varieties:
 Possessive.
Article in conjunction noun in possessive noun plus most often refers to the first noun, i.e. the noun in the possessive case. Therefore, if the possessive is a proper noun, the article is not used.
Note.
 Rather than form possessive case of nouns can be used to turn the pretext of: the professor's lectures = the lectures of the professor.
Possessive case form may take some nouns denoting inanimate objects and concepts. These include:
1. Nouns ship, world, country, nature, earth, sun, moon, water, ocean, and others.
2. The names of countries, cities, months and seasons.
3. Nouns denoting time and distance: a year's absence; a day's journey; a mile's distance, etc. In this case, the possessive is set to measure.