Adaanist Grammar Rules

Among vs. Between | Adaanist Grammar Rules

যখন শুধু ২টা জিনিস/মানুষ/group থাকবে, তখন between ব্যবহার করব। যখন ৩ বা তার বেশি জিনিস/মানুষ/group থাকবে, তখন among ব্যবহার করব।

Video: Adaanist Grammar Rule #8: A Number of vs The Number of

Video: Adaanist Grammar Rule #4: Either and Neither

Lecture: Adaanist Grammar Rule #1

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Adaanist Grammar Rule #1 - Drill | IBA English Question Bank

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Adaanist Grammar Rule #12 | The Matching Rule

Rule #12: If a “to be” verb (am, is, are, was, were) acts as the main verb in a sentence, and a pronoun comes after it, always use the subject form of the pronoun (I, he, she), not the object form (me, him, her).

Adaanist Grammar Rule #11 | Compound Objects with Pronouns

Rule #11: When you have two or more objects joined by “and”, all of them must be in the object form (me, him, her, us, them), not the subject form (I, he, she, we, they).

Adaanist Grammar Rule #10 | Compound Subjects with Pronouns

Rule #10: When two or more subjects are joined by “and”, all parts of the subject must be in the subjective case (I, he, she, we, they), not in the objective case (me, him, her, us, them).

Adaanist Grammar Rule #9 | Latin and Greek Plurals

Rule #9: Some English words come from Latin or Greek, and their plural forms look different from regular English words. You must use the correct verb based on whether the word is singular or plural.

Adaanist Grammar Rule #8 | A Number of vs. The Number of

Rule #8: The number of → Takes a singular verb. A number of → Takes a plural verb

Adaanist Grammar Rule #7 | Collective Nouns: Act Together = Singular, Act Apart = Plural

Rule #7: Collective nouns take a singular verb and pronoun when the group acts as one unit, and a plural verb and pronoun when members of the group act individually or are clearly divided.

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Adaanist Grammar Rule #6 | Singular Indefinite Pronouns (Everyone, each, anyone...)

Rule #6: Singular indefinite pronouns take singular verbs. Plural indefinite pronouns take plural verbs.

Adaanist Grammar Rule #5 | Either...or and Neither...nor

Rule #5: When using “either...or” or “neither...nor”, the main verb matches the subject after “or/nor”.

Adaanist Grammar Rule #4 | Either and Neither

Rule #4: The words "either" and "neither" always take a singular verb, even if the sentence feels plural.

Adaanist Grammar Rule #3 | Subject Placed After the Verb

Rule #3: When the subject comes after the verb, make sure the verb still agrees with the real subject, especially if the subject includes multiple things.