Okay, let's look at the lessons on MasterRussian.com.
Noun Gender and Number
And where a list of exceptions? Also in Russian there are words ending on a soft sign, for example masculine: егерь, конь; Feminine: ель, мебель, дверь, метель, лошадь, кровь, моль, соль, цепь, тушь and so on. Also pay attention to words конь and лошадь. It's both translate as "horse", but конь - masculine and лошадь - feminine.Here are some basic rules, though exceptions exist:
That's right, but as I know English plurals might ending on -es like as foxes. Correct if I'm wrong.English plurals end in -s. In Russian, there are more endings to make plurals.
Right, but possible to add "And some nouns are always in plural, like деньги".Some nouns are always singular.
To be continued...