DISTRIBUTIVE PRONOUN (A pronoun which gives options to choose number of persons or things, mostly it creates confusion how to use them, so here is the complete information EACH, EITHER, NEITHER AND NONE, )
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In this blog you will learn about distributive pronoun and distributive adjective, distributive pronoun has its own value in English, basically it is known as a backbone of english grammar, here I have discussed every nook and corner of distributive pronoun.
In this blog you will learn about distributive pronoun and distributive adjective, distributive pronoun has its own value in English, basically it is known as a backbone of english grammar, here I have discussed every nook and corner of distributive pronoun.
A lot of confusion is seen in its use among children, today we will try to clear this confusion,
let's start learning them. ,,,,
Distributive pronoun, it is a pronoun that gives options to choose the number of person or Things ,,,, here are the words which come in distributive pronoun is EACH, EITHER, NEITHER, NONE ,,,
I will try to explain them by a chart, I hope you will understand,
DISTRIBUTIVE —NO OF PERSON-SELECTION
PRONOUN
EACH (प्रत्येक) - (1) - (1)
EITHER (या) - (2) - (1)
NEITHER (ना) - (2) - (0)
NONE (कोई नहीं) - (0) - (0)
NOTE : Based on selection, they have at least one number, they are used as singular distributive pronoun.
The subject verb agreement is always used singular with distributive pronoun.
To understand this rule, let's understand this format.
SUBJECT + EACH, EITHER, NEITHER, NONE
SINGULAR
AUX VERB + IS /WAS/HAS/
MAIN VERB + SINGULAR
POSSESSIVE + HIS / HER /ITS
PRONOUN
REFLEXSIVE + HIMSELF / HERSELF / ITSELF
PRONOUN
EX : Each is fine.
Ex: Neither is working now.
Ex: Each of them will go there.
Ex: Neither of the principals has been looking after his college well.
Ex: Either of the two girls is doing her work.
They are also used as adjective, if you want to identify them as adjective, then noun is always used after them, subject verb agreement with them is always used by looking at the number of noun if the noun is singular then subject verb agreement singular is used but if noun is plural then subject verb agreement plural is used ,,,
Ex: Each college has its own banner.
Ex: Neither books are available in this shop.
Ex: None students were present in the class.
That's all about distributive pronoun,,,,,,
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