Join the statements using appropriate conjunctions: Stand at a distance. I can see you. We can eat at home. We can go to a restaurant. Sahib is a great cricketer. He is a fine chess player too. Suhana will not go to school. She has a very bad cold. Maanas will have chocolates. Tejjas will […]
Verbs-2 (Continued)
Here are a few more rules to follow under Subject-verb agreement: When the subject is preceded by each and every, the following verb is usually singular. For example: Every man is entitled to certain fundamental rights. Each of the candidates was asked to bring the related documents. When two or more subjects are connected using […]
Verbs-3
Let us today see verb co-ordination with the conjunctions (joining words) either-or and neither-nor. When Either-or and Neither-nor refer to one person or thing or one of the two singular choices mentioned in a statement, they are followed by singular form of verb( is, has, plays…). Neither Neha nor her sister is good at playing […]