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    English Rules: Rule No. 1 Rule No. 2

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    The document outlines 17 rules of English grammar. Rule 1 discusses the objective case after let and between. Rule 2 specifies that certain quantifiers like each, every, and either require a singular verb. Rule 3 addresses plural verbs after majority of and minority of. Subsequent rules cover topics such as the use of each other and one another, common vs mutual, verb agreement after either-or and neither-nor, helping verbs, comparisons, and the use of as if.

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    English Rules: Rule No. 1 Rule No. 2

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    The document outlines 17 rules of English grammar. Rule 1 discusses the objective case after let and between. Rule 2 specifies that certain quantifiers like each, every, and either require a singular verb. Rule 3 addresses plural verbs after majority of and minority of. Subsequent rules cover topics such as the use of each other and one another, common vs mutual, verb agreement after either-or and neither-nor, helping verbs, comparisons, and the use of as if.

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    The document outlines 17 rules of English grammar. Rule 1 discusses the objective case after let and between. Rule 2 specifies that certain quantifiers like each, every, and either require a singular verb. Rule 3 addresses plural verbs after majority of and minority of. Subsequent rules cover topics such as the use of each other and one another, common vs mutual, verb agreement after either-or and neither-nor, helping verbs, comparisons, and the use of as if.

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    English Rules: Rule No. 1 Rule No. 2

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    The document outlines 17 rules of English grammar. Rule 1 discusses the objective case after let and between. Rule 2 specifies that certain quantifiers like each, every, and either require a singular verb. Rule 3 addresses plural verbs after majority of and minority of. Subsequent rules cover topics such as the use of each other and one another, common vs mutual, verb agreement after either-or and neither-nor, helping verbs, comparisons, and the use of as if.

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    English Rules

     Rule no. 1
     Let, between = objective case
     Rule no. 2
     Each, every, either, none, neither, many, any, one, minority,
    majority = (Verb+ H.verb)→ singular
     Rule No. 3
     Majority of → (verb + H.verb) =Plural
     Minority of→ (verb + H.verb) =Plural
     Rule No.4
     Each other → for 2
     One another→ for more than 2
    Note: Both will be at the end of the sentence
     Rule No.5
     Common →More than 2
     Mutual → For 2
     Rule No. 6
    Any two subjects which are joined by
     Either-or
     Neither –nor
    Than verb will be according to the later subject.

     Has , Have, Had →→ verb 3rd form


     Is am , are, was ,were→→Verb 1st form + ing
     No helping verb before 2nd form of verb→→ H.Verb+ Verb
     1st form of verb would with H.verb , but would be changed
     Can, could, will, would, shall, should, do, does, did, may, might, must, and
    ought + verb 1st form.
     Rule no.7
     Same → conjunction used would be that
     Such → conjunction used would be as

     Rule no. 8
    H.v would be according to the subject of relative pronoun

     Rule no.9
    If two subjects are joined by
     As well as
     With
     Along with
    The H.V will be according to the first subject.

     Rule no. 10
     1st degree would be used if there is only one person
     2nd degree would be used if comparison is between
    two things or people
     3rd degree would be used if comparison is with more
    than 2 people.

     Rule no. 11
     2nd degree would be used once in the sentence.

     Rule no. 12
     The would not be used before 2nd degree

     Rule no.13
     If comparison is between the two then the would be
    used before second degree.

     Rule no.14
     That of would be used after than
     Rule no. 15
     If any is used after 2nd degree than Other should be
    used after any.
     Rule no. 16
     Notorious
     Famous
     Rule no. 17
    As if

     Has have→ had


     Present indefinite→ past indefinite
     Is am are was→ were

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