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This document outlines common errors in the use of nouns in English, including nouns that are plural in form but singular in use (such as news, mathematics), nouns that are only used as singular (such as furniture, scenery), nouns that are singular in form but plural in use (such as cattle, people), nouns that have both singular and plural forms (such as deer, sheep), nouns used only in plural form (such as spectacles, orders), and the use of possessive 's versus the possessive of with nouns indicating living and non-living things. Examples are provided to illustrate correct versus incorrect usage for each case.
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- 1. Common Errors in English
- 2. Nouns that are plural in form but singular in use News Mathematics Summons Innings Politics Gallows Wages
- 3. Nouns that are plural in form but singular in use Examples: Incorrect: These news are good. Correct: This news is good. Incorrect: politics are a dirty game. Correct: Politics is a dirty game.
- 4. Nouns that are only used as singular. Furniture Scenery Hair Machinery Poetry Luggage Fruit Bread Vacation
- 5. Nouns that are only used as singular. Examples: Incorrect: These furniture are for sale. Correct: This furniture is for sale. Incorrect: He takes fruits after meals. Correct: He takes fruit after meals. Incorrect: He wrote poetries. Correct: He wrote poetry.
- 6. Nouns that are Singular in form but plural in use Cattle People Peasantry Poultry Folk Gentry
- 7. Nouns that are Singular in form but plural in use Examples: Incorrect: The cattles are grazing in the field. Correct: The cattle are grazing in the field. Incorrect: The village folk is illiterate. Correct: The village folk are illiterate.
- 8. Nouns that have singular and plural alike Deer Sheep Stone Pair Poor Score Thousand
- 9. Nouns that have singular and plural alike Examples: Incorrect: I keep many sheeps and deers. Correct: I keep many sheep and deer. Incorrect: He helped the poors. Correct: He helped the poor. Incorrect: I want two pairs of shoes. Correct: I want two pair of shoes.
- 10. Nouns used in plural form only. Spectacles Orders Thanks Shoes Scissors Alms Studies Incorrect: His Spectacle is very fine. Correct: His Spectacles are very fine Incorrect: The Judge passed order for his arrest. Correct: The Judge passed orders for his arrest.
- 11. ’s is used for nouns indicating living beings. ‘of’ is used in the case of lifeless things. Incorrect: the son of Dass has been killed. Correct: Dass’s son has been killed. Incorrect: This room’s walls are dirty. Correct: The walls of this room are dirty.