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CBSE - IX - Grammar - Subject- Verb Agreement
it is raining. if you go out you ... wet (get)
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5th January 2023,
10:25 AM
CBSE - IX - Grammar - Subject- Verb Agreement
the students _(are,were,was)shouting.so the teacher asked them to _(keep quiet,kept quiet)
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9th September 2022,
11:18 AM
CBSE - IX - Grammar - Subject- Verb Agreement
1. I dash (stay) here until he answer me. 2. She dash (not/come) until you are ready 3. Miss Helen dash (help) you as soon as she finishes that letter tomorrow. 4. When you go into the office, Mr. John dash (sit) at the front desk. 5. Our English teacher dash (explain) that lesson to us tomorrow.
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20th April 2022,
6:51 PM
CBSE - IX - Grammar - Subject- Verb Agreement
Please close the window
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29th May 2021,
10:47 AM
CBSE - IX - Grammar - Subject- Verb Agreement
what is the subject and predicate in HONESTY IS MAN'S FRIEND
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29th September 2019,
6:44 AM
CBSE - IX - Grammar - Subject- Verb Agreement
What is subject in the following sentence:
Shut the door
Asked by ashishmaskara
27th July 2017,
6:22 PM
CBSE - IX - Grammar - Subject- Verb Agreement
Is the sentence correct? Rewrite correctly if incorrect. The cattle have gathered near the brook.
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15th May 2015,
10:08 AM
CBSE - IX - Grammar - Subject- Verb Agreement
Is the sentence correct? Rewrite correctly if incorrect. The studies conducted by the leading psephologist of the ABC party reveal that the election results will be in their favour.
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15th May 2015,
10:08 AM
CBSE - IX - Grammar - Subject- Verb Agreement
Rewrite the sentence correctly. The organisation consist of people who believes in the power of free speech.
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15th May 2015,
10:08 AM
CBSE - IX - Grammar - Subject- Verb Agreement
Name the subject and the verb in the following sentence and write whether they agree with each other. The public were offended by the incendiary statements of the politician.
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15th May 2015,
10:08 AM
