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Subject Verb Agreement rules in English Grammar | English grammar lessons

#English #grammar #Englishlessons #Eduporiumclasses This video will solve all confusions like ~ singular noun goes with singular verb ~ what verb to use with much , everybody etc ~ Why "as well as" takes singular verb ~ Bread and butter is a healthy breakfast - why is and not are ???🤔 This video covers 12 special rules... Please do watch it till end !! Leave your comments/ feedback / suggestions for videos 😊 Facebook-   / kakun.tyagi   Instagram -   / learnwithkakun   Missed out my previous videos ?? Here's the link : Common Confusing verbs ka Correct usage    • COMMON CONFUSING VERBS used in daily conve...   Mole concept basics in 6 min    • Mole concept | Class 9 Chemistry - structu...   Mole concept numerical solving with avogadro number    • Mole Concept Numerical solving | Chemistry...   Correct use of 10 common English sentences    • COMMON ENGLISH SENTENCES CORRECT USAGE | c...   Usage of NO NOT NONE    • NO OR NOT ? | Uses of "no" and "not" in En...   Choice of Correct stream after class 10th    • Best stream to choose after Class 10 | Sci...   Subject-verb agreement    • Subject Verb Agreement rules in English Gr...   Sentence and its types    • SENTENCE and its types ✓ English grammar |...   Sentence making in English grammar    • Subject-predicate in English Grammar rules...   English grammar tenses    • Tenses rules in English grammar | English ...   Parts of speech in a sentence    • SENTENCE AND PARTS OF SPEECH in a Sentence...   Board Exams - last minute tips    • HOW TO HANDLE BOARD EXAM STRESS | board ex...   Boards examination motivational video    • BOARD EXAMS ka stress | how to handle exam...   Magnetic effect of electric current    • Physics Magnetic effect of electric curren...   Mirror formula and linear magnification    • Class 10 light - reflection and refraction...   Could have , should have, would have    • COULD SHOULD WOULD| Helping verbs | Englis...