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    The document provides 120 rules for English grammar related to tenses, parts of speech, active and passive voice, narration, conditional tenses, subject-verb agreement, and other concepts. It discusses the proper use of words like each, every, both, and than in sentences. Examples are given to illustrate rules around the use of singular and plural verbs and subjects.

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    The document provides 120 rules for English grammar related to tenses, parts of speech, active and passive voice, narration, conditional tenses, subject-verb agreement, and other concepts. It discusses the proper use of words like each, every, both, and than in sentences. Examples are given to illustrate rules around the use of singular and plural verbs and subjects.

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    2 videos practice sets error detection practice

    Tense
    Skimming
    Grammer
    Tense
    Sequence of tenses
    Conditional tenses
    Parallism
    Subject verb agreemt
    Parts of speech
    Active and passive
    Narration
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    The hindu news paper editorial

    120 rule s of English grammer


    1. Each and every difference - each is pronoun and adj. but every is only adjective,
    Singular verb with each and every
    Each is used for 2 or more than two but every is used for more than two only
    e.g. each person on this earth has to die
    Each is individual/particular approach and every is general approach
    2. Both and not , can’t be used togather
    e.g. Both ram and shyam are not going to school---- wrong
    3. this is same book which that you were reading yesterday and you recommended
    to me .
    Who or whom for persons and domestic animals
    Which for animals or non living things
    That for all
    Imp- if “same “ is in any sentence then relative pronouns ‘that’ is only used.
    4. conditional sentences
    If he had had a car, he would have gifted it to her = if past perfect then would
    +have + v3If he had a car , he would gift it to her = if simple past then would + v1
    5. She is one of the mothers who are really working very hard to make both ends
    meet = no error
    Concept – relative pronoun
    This is only one of the novels which are is interesting.
    Here we can understand that “one’ is plural and ‘only one ‘ is singular
    6. He saw a ten inch snake
    Lakhs of thousands Thousands of lakhs of students took the exam
    = units are always arranged in ascending
    order
    Five hands full hand full sugar was were required to make tea
    He gave me two five hundred rupee notes
    He had five dozen -
    I have five rupees
    When there is patter Number unit Noun or Number unit adjective then unit = singular
    When pattern is Number Unit = 1. If sentence is sufficient then unit is plura
    2. if sentence is not sufficient then unit is singular
    # TEACHER GIVE THE TEST AND STUDENTS TAKE THE TEST
    E.G. THOUSANDS OF LAKHS OF STUDENTS TOOK THE TESK

    7. Ten miles needs to be covered completely on foot


    Ten miles need to me covered by partly by car and rest on foot.
    Five thousand rupees were spent on food and entertainment.
    Five thousand rupees is his salary
    All sentences are correct

    When Amount , speed , weight, height , distance = used in one way or one
    particular thing then consider them singular
    = used on different way or more than one things then consider them plulers

    8. Gold is more precious than all metals = wrong because gold is also metal
    Correct sentence is gold is more precious than other metals
    Diamond is more precious than all metals
    Kalidas is more famous than all English poets
    Kalidas is more famous than all poets = wrong because kalidas is also poet

    9. I am waiting for him since the time I had completed my graduation

    #@ when since or for given in sentence for time then perfect tense or perfect
    continuous tense before since or for.

    Simple past after Since or far in sentence


    10 He had finished the work after we had met him
    When two actions occur in past first action is in past perfect tense and second
    action in simple past tense.
    The patient had died before the doctor arrived = no error
    Earlier action – past perfect tense- had + v2
    Last action – simple ast – v2 or did+v1

    11. My father does not like my going (noun) outside with karina

    We use a possessive adjective (my, our, his , her, their, your, its) before a gerund.

    Noun are those which are answer of what , who whom

    12. the law of Inversion

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