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    16. Subject-Verb Agreement son Fat 81 aefl-arit ara Pope AS A sites words 8 ay tar ti ae Ta € fF Verb +t Number Si} Person far BSS See ar Gite So) Fe wa ae Bt et Strat ®, TAB Plural Ysa att, wet ae Singular & Stat Noun + s/es = Plural poun + sles = Plural Verb + s/es = Singular Et sles = Singula Sa ari Noun \ Verb Singular Plural Plural Singular cow ) FS_aet_F Lwish / as if / as though / if safe & are att fer, ert a Stree, fiaat. ff saa aa fa ate sot Af Singular Subject 5 Bra Plural Verb ar weiter eet 2 3 wish I were a king. ee UII were a bird I would fly to you. \He commanded me as if he were my boss. Were she a bird she would fly to me. Rule 3. FS aT HF Subject MH wae ea wae cedt B ‘Noun + Preposition + Noun +. the cow of Ram waie boy of this 5 school the water of these rivers the colour of the flowers of my garden WW ait F Verb @t watt 3a Noun ayer ear 31 se ‘The water of these rivers is dirty. of this school are hard-working. The legs of the dog of my friend are broken, The condition of the farmers in our country is not good. ‘The colour of the flowers of my garden is very charming. The flowers of my garden are charming. Rule 4. Fo aa A Subject Ht TIS sa wa cet Load “Indefinite Number / Quantity + of + Noun Urlenty of eggs. alot of milk «Plenty of sugar ——half of the mangoes a lot of books most of the students ‘Aet plenty of, a lot of, half of 311<_most of Indefinite Number / Qua antity Giti

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