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Subject-Verb-Agreement

Generally verb agrees with the subject, but there are certain rules, lets discuss the rules.

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Useful Notes On Determiners

The word that determines noun is called determiner. There are various types of determiners, article is also a important part of determiner.

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Std.10 CBSE English Objective Paper II

CBSE board has prescribed objectives questions for std 10 th English , lets have a look for better perfection.

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Std.10 CBSE English Objective Paper

This year CBSE board has prescribed Objective paper for std tenth English paper, lets have a look for better perfection.

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Test Your Skill In Articles

Article is a very interesting topic in English, some rules are confusing specially of a, an , check your skill by attending this test

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Leave Application Format for school, college students and officials

It is observed that many school students face problems in writing leave application, here is the format of leave application.

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Deleted syllabus of 10 CBSE English

Due to COVID – 19 , school were mostly closed up to November in most of the states of India. That’s why , CBSE board has taken initiative to reduce syllabus of std 10 by 30% . following is the list of English syllabus deleted for the main exam

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The Correct Use Of Determiners

Sometimes determiners confuse us because of their similar features, For example few, a few, the few , little a little, the little . Some and any. Few little. Many, much. Lets clear the confusion with examples

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Determiners

* A determiner is a word that determines or limits the noun that follows it.* A determiner is a kind of adjective but there is one important difference with a few exceptions, determiners don’t have the three degree of comparison as adjectives have. A) Few / a few1. Sorry we have few holidays.2. Yes there …...

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Subject, Verb, Agreement

A verb should / must agree with its subject in number and person. Quite, the verb is made to agree in number with a noun near it instead of with its proper subject. Q.1     Choose correct options (is / are) 1.   Two dozen oranges are packed. 2.  Every family is called. 3.  All your advice …...

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