Aggregate Nouns


Rule 2.5: Do not add the indefinite article a or an to aggregate nouns.


Aggregate nouns are nouns that always have a plural form. They have no singular form and never take the indefinite article a or an. Most aggregate nouns end with an s; however, words like police and cattle do not, but still have a plural form nonetheless.

aggregate nouns


acoustics
bangs
customs
damages
digs
cattle
arms
directions

earnings
headquarters
manners
curtains
clothes
brains
police
archives

bowels
remains
outskirts
intestines
congratulations
contents
stairs
thanks

 

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