SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT
2. subject-Verb
Agreement
(Right Form of Verb)
Rule – 1:
Subject Gi head word Abymv‡i verb e‡m| Subject Gi head word
singular n‡j verb singular nq Ges head word plural n‡j verb plural nq|
For example:
Ø
The quality of the mangos (are) good. ( is )
Ø
His choice of words (are) excellent. ( is )
Rule – 2:
mvaviYZ And Øviv hy³ `yB ev Z‡ZvwaK noun/pronoun Gi subject I verb DfqB plural nq| For example:
Ø
Palash and Najmul (is) friends. ( are )
Ø
Sumaya and Eva (is) playing cheese. ( are )
But, And Øviv hy³ `yB ev Z‡ZvwaK noun hw` GKB
e¯‘ ev fve wb‡`©k K‡i Z‡e subject I verb DfqB singular n‡e|
For example:
Ø
Bread and butter (are) my favourite breakfast. ( is )
Ø
Slow and steady (win) the race. (wins)
But, And Øviv hy³ `yBwU noun Gi c~‡e©
`yBwU article _vK‡j verb plural nq Ges
GKwU article _vK‡j verb singular nq|
For example:
Ø
The headmaster and the secretary of our school (was) present.
(were)
Ø
The magistrate and judge (come) here regularly. (comes)
Rule – 3:
Every, each, no,
more than, none, no one BZ¨vw` subject ev subject Gi Ask n‡j G‡`i
c‡i mvaviYZ verb singular nq|
For example:
Ø
Each boy and each girl (have) got a prize. ( has )
Ø
No bus and no train (were) seen. (was)
But, each of (the), one of (the),
either of (the), neither of (the), none of (the), BZ¨vw`i c‡i noun plural Ges verb singular nq|
For example:
Ø
One of them (are) going. ( is )
Ø
Neither of the girls (were) beautiful. (was)
But, many of (the), some of (the),
most of (the), all of (the) BZ¨vw`i
c‡i noun I verb DfqB plural nq| For example:
Ø
Most of the students (has) passed. (have passed)
Ø
Some of them (is) illiterate. (are)
Rule – 4:
Infinitive (to+v),
Gerund (v+ing) , Claus BZ¨vw`
ev‡K¨i subject n‡j verb singular n‡e| For example:
Ø
To tell a lie( are) a great sin. (is)
Ø
Reading (make) a man perfect. (makes)
Ø
That you finished the novels( were) known to me. (was)
Rule – 5:
GKK
`yi“Z¡, cwigvb, mgq, IRb, eqm, A_© BZ¨vw` plural n‡jI verb wU mvaviYZ singular n‡e| For example:
Ø
Fifty miles( are) a long distance. (is )
Ø
TK 5000( were) spent. (was)
Ø
Eight years( were) Babu’s age. (was)
Rule – 6:
Many a/an Gi c‡i noun I verb DfqB singular nq| wKš‘ many Gi c‡i noun I verb DfqB plural nq| For example:
Ø
Many a rich (men live) here. (man lives)
Ø
Many a (boys were) present. (boy was)
Ø
Many people (lives) on agriculture. (live)
Rule – 7:
Relative pronoun
(that, what, where, when, which, whose, who) Gi c‡ii verb wU maviYZ relative pronoun Gi c~‡e©i noun/ pronoun Abymv‡i verb e‡m|
For example:
Ø
It is I who (is) responsible. (am)
Ø
I bought 5kg fruits which (were) enough. (was)
Rule – 8:
As well as, with, along with,
together with, accompanied by, and not, BZ¨vw` Øviv hy³ `yBwU noun ev pronoun Gi ‡¶‡Î cÖ_g noun ev pronoun Abymv‡i verb e‡m| For example:
Ø
Alim along with his friends (have) come. (has come)
Ø
Eva as well as her sisters (are) beautiful. (is)
Rule – 9:
Adjective Gi c~‡e© the em‡j Zv mvaviYZ plural noun eySvq|
ZLb c‡ii verb wU I plural nq| For example:
Ø
The virtuous are always happy.
Ø
The poor are born to suffer.
Ø
The cows are useful animal.
Rule – 10:
Both, some, all, a few, many, BZ¨vw`i c‡i countable noun/ pronoun e‡m|
For example:
Ø
Both the boys are guilty.
Ø
All are present.
But, much, a little BZ¨vw`i c‡i GgbwK some, all BZ¨vw`i
c‡iI uncountable noun/pronoun Ges verb singular n‡e|
For example:
Ø
A little water is left in the glass.
Ø
All’s well that ends well.

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