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Most Important sentence correction with answer
1. Hardly he had reached the station when the train left.
Correct: Hardly had he reached the station when the train left.
Explanation: After “hardly,” the auxiliary verb (“had”) comes before the subject (“he”).
2. No sooner I entered the room than everybody stood up.
Correct: No sooner did I enter the room than everybody stood up.
Explanation: “No sooner” is always followed by an auxiliary (“did,” “had,” etc.) before the subject.
3. Scarcely they had sat down when the lights went out.
Correct: Scarcely had they sat down when the lights went out.
Explanation: After “scarcely,” inversion (auxiliary + subject) is required.
4. Little she knew that a surprise was waiting for her.
Correct: Little did she know that a surprise was waiting for her.
Explanation: With “Little,” inversion is used: Little + auxiliary + subject + verb.
5. He denied to steal the money.
Correct: He denied stealing the money.
Explanation: The verb “deny” is followed by a gerund (-ing form), not an infinitive.
The ball is in your court
এখন সিদ্ধান্ত তোমার হাতে।
Example: I’ve done my part; the ball is in your court.
thereon = তদুপরে, তার উপর, সেই বিষয়ে, তার উপরে নির্ভর করে
🔹 Example in Bengali:
He placed his signature thereon.
→ সে তার স্বাক্ষর তার উপরেই দিল।
Subject verb agreement
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When two subjects are joined by “and,” use a plural verb.
Example: Rahim and Karim are friends.
(Exception: If the two subjects form one idea, use singular: Bread and butter is my favorite breakfast.)
3. Subjects joined by “or / nor / either…or / neither…nor” → verb agrees with the nearest subject.
Example: Either Rahim or his friends are going.
Neither the teachers nor the student was present.
4. Indefinite pronouns like everyone, each, someone, nobody, anybody → always singular.
Example: Everyone is happy. / Each student has a book.
5. Collective nouns (team, committee, family, audience) → singular when seen as one unit, plural when seen as individuals.
Example: The committee has decided. (one unit)
The committee are divided in their opinions. (individuals)
6. Uncountable nouns (news, information, money, furniture) → always singular.
Example: The news is true. / Much money is needed.
7. Plural form but singular meaning (mathematics, physics, politics, measles, etc.) → singular verb.
Example: Mathematics is my favorite subject.
8. Nouns with plural meaning but singular form (scissors, trousers, spectacles, etc.) → plural verb.
Example: These trousers are new.
9. Subjects with “with, along with, together with, as well as” → do not affect the verb; the verb agrees with the main subject.
Example: The teacher, along with the students, is going on a trip.
10. “None” may take singular or plural depending on meaning.
Example: None of the money is missing. (singular)
None of the students are absent. (plural
