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The document discusses singular nouns that end with s and how they take a singular verb form. It provides examples of nouns from fields of study, games, occupations, places, means of communication, species, and molasses that are singular but end with s. The document emphasizes being careful with verbs agreeing with these types of nouns.
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- 6. English Item 05-06 Singular Nouns with an S Ending •"Molasses" is generally used as a noun (singular) -- approximately 100.00% of the time. www.upcatreview.com Source: WhiteSmoke.com
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