Is "none" plural? It seems so:
"First there were some, and then there were none."
"First there were some, and then there were none."
None
Yes, when "none" refers to a countable noun.
When "noun" is used in reference to an uncountable noun, it is singular.
Ex:
A: Can I have some water?
B: No, there is none left.
When "noun" is used in reference to an uncountable noun, it is singular.
Ex:
A: Can I have some water?
B: No, there is none left.
<When "noun" is used in reference to an uncountable noun, it is singular.>
"Noun"?
"Noun"?