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SUBJECT + VERB AGREEMENT (PART-B) we are going to learn about the use of EACH, EVERYONE, SOMEONE, SOMEBODY, NOBODY, NONE, ONE, ANY, MANY A, MORE THAN ONE.

We have discussed earlier about "AND" "EITHER - OR" , "NEITHER - NOR" , "NOT ONLY - BUT ALSO" I hope you have understood ,,,

 In subject verb agreement, Now we are talking about those words which create lots of confusions in using them among the children, Questions related to these are asked in the competition exam. 


If EACH, EVERY, EVERYONE, SOMEONE, SOMEBODY, NOBODY, NONE, ONE, ANY, MANY A, MORE THAN ONE, are used in a sentence, these are always followed by singular noun and pronoun and with  singular verb are used. 

 Now Let us understand them by example, 

Ex :- Each college has its own banner.

Ex :- Every boy has been submitted his project in the college.

Ex :- Many a girl is doing the same mistake in her career.


Now we will talk about the exception of the same rule, 
if EACH, EVERY, ONE, NONE, EVERYONE, SOMEONE, ANYONE preposition "of" is used, then plural noun and pronoun are used after them but the verb singular is used.  

Ex :- Each of them is doing his work. 

Ex :- None of them was looking after his college well. 

Ex :- One of us is going to give answer. 



If two subjects are added " as well as" , "along with" , "together with" , "with" , "in addition to" , "besides" , and "except" , the verb is always used according to the first subject.

Ex :- Ritu as well as some of friends has fallen in love with sonu who is the eldest son of an S D O. 

Ex :- The officer along with his office staff was absent himself from the office. 

Ex :- Mohan besides his friends has been arrested by a police inspector. 

That's all about EACH, EVERY, NONE, ONE, EVERYONE, SOMEONE, SOMEBODY, NOBODY, ANY, MORE THAN ONE,. 


Please do share your views through comments,,,,,,,, 😊 

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  1. Anita mishraSeptember 16, 2020 at 12:05 PM

    Thank you sir , for teaching such the easiest way,,,,,,,👌👌👌🔥🔥🔥

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