Subject Verb Agreement is an important topic in SSC English, but choosing the correct verb can be confusing when a sentence contains long phrases or multiple subjects. You may identify the wrong subject because of nearby nouns or make mistakes with words such as everyone, each, and either. Special cases involving collective nouns, introductory there, and conjunctions can also make error spotting difficult.
Physics Wallah videos explain Subject Verb Agreement through simple rules, sentence examples, and practice questions. You can learn to identify the real subject, match it with the correct verb, and apply special rules while solving grammar questions. These lessons help you revise important concepts and improve accuracy in SSC English.
This video starts with the meaning of subjects and verbs and explains how nouns, pronouns, noun phrases, noun clauses, and noun derivatives can function as subjects. You learn how singular and plural subjects affect verb selection, along with verb forms, helping verbs, and the use of s or es. Examples cover real subject identification, distracting phrases, and subjects joined by and, and not, and as well as.
SSC CGL preparation question practice and quick revision help you apply these rules while solving SSC error-spotting questions. Use this lesson to strengthen your basics before attempting advanced agreement questions.
This video introduces Subject Verb Agreement through basic grammar concepts, including nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, and conjunctions. You revise singular and plural subjects, pronoun usage, main verb forms, and agreement between two subjects joined by and. The video also covers uncountable nouns joined by and, sentence correction, and error detection.
SSC CHSL preparation quick questions and homework give you opportunities to apply the rules instead of only memorising them. If you are new to this topic, use this class to understand the basic rules and practise identifying agreement errors in SSC English questions.
This video explains common singular and plural verb pairs, such as is/are, has/have, and does/do, through sentence examples. You learn to identify the actual subject in phrases beginning with of and understand agreement rules for subjects joined by and, nouns expressing one idea, distributive pronouns, introductory there, collective nouns, and correlative conjunctions. Comparisons and practice questions help you recognise the correct verb in sentences with special constructions.
Watch this video if you understand the basic rules but still make mistakes in exceptions. It can strengthen your preparation for grammar-based questions in SSC CGL and other SSC examinations.
This lesson uses stories and examples to explain how subjects and verbs agree in a sentence. You revise noun and pronoun subjects, verb forms, singular and plural usage, and the identification of the real subject before phrases beginning with of. It also covers nouns joined by and, expressions referring to one person or idea, distributive words, and introductory there and here. Repeated examples and questions help you recall the rules while solving grammar problems.
Choose this video when you need a simple recap of important concepts and want to practise applying them in SSC sentence correction and error-spotting questions.
This video revises subject and verb identification, singular and plural agreement, verb forms, helping verbs, the use of I, and the imaginary past. You also learn agreement rules for nouns joined by and, articles, prepositional phrases, expressions referring to one person or object, bread and butter, collective nouns, mathematics, everyone, and everybody. Questions and quick answers help you test your understanding of these special cases.
Use this video for final revision when you need to recall exceptions and avoid common grammar mistakes in SSC error-spotting and sentence-improvement questions.
These five PW videos cover Subject Verb Agreement, starting with basic grammar rules and moving to subject identification, special cases, and question practice. You can use the lessons to understand confusing rules, revise important examples, and identify common errors in sentences.
For better preparation, make short notes of singular and plural agreement rules, revise exceptions, and practise questions after watching each video. You can also strengthen your overall English preparation through PW's SSC MTS preparation, SSC CPO preparation, and SSC GD preparation resources. Regular revision and question practice can help you improve accuracy and manage time more effectively in the SSC English section.
