Which sentence correctly uses no article before a general plural noun?

Explanation

When making a general statement about an entire category or class of things using a plural noun, no article is needed at all, as in ‘Dogs are loyal animals,’ meaning dogs in general. Adding ‘the’ before ‘dogs’ would instead incorrectly suggest a specific, particular group of dogs already known to the listener, rather than dogs as a general category. Explore more English MCQs on mcqstutor to keep practicing.