Subject-Verb Agreement Rules in English Grammar | Basic Concepts | Day 13

Welcome to Day 13 of our English Grammar series! In this lesson, we break down essential and confusing Subject-Verb Agreement rules (Rules 13 to 19) with clear examples to help you avoid common grammatical traps in speaking, writing, and competitive exams. Master how verbs agree with collective nouns, plural-looking singular nouns, numbers, and disease names so you never lose marks on error spotting again! 📌 What You Will Learn in This Video: Rule 13: Nouns plural in form but singular in meaning (Mathematics, News, Wages) Rule 14: Collective nouns taking singular vs. plural verbs based on unity vs. division (The committee has/have) Rule 15: Nouns singular in form but plural in meaning (Cattle, People) Rule 16: Sentences beginning with "There" and how the following subject decides the verb Rule 17: Usage of "The majority of" with countable nouns Rule 18: Agreement rules with "A number of" Rule 19: Names of specific diseases ending in '-s' (Measles, Mumps, Shingles) ⏱️ Timestamps / Video Chapters: 0:00 - Introduction (Day 13) 0:06 - Rule 13: Plural in Form, Singular in Meaning 1:01 - Rule 14: Collective Nouns (Singular vs Plural Sense) 3:04 - Rule 15: Singular in Form, Plural in Meaning 4:20 - Rule 16: Sentences Beginning with "There" 5:43 - Rule 17: Rules for "The Majority of" 6:27 - Rule 18: Subject Agreement with "A Number of" 7:14 - Rule 19: Names of Diseases (Measles, Mumps, Shingles) 8:45 - Upcoming: 100 Practice Questions on the Subject-Verb Agreement! 30 Days Challenge of Spot the Errors:    • 30 Days Challenge of Spot the Errors   🔔 Subscribe to English Talks With Rituraj for daily English lessons, grammar rules, and competitive exam preparation. Don't forget to like, share, and drop your questions in the comments! #EnglishGrammar #SubjectVerbAgreement #LearnEnglish #EnglishTalksWithRituraj #CompetitiveEnglish #GrammarRules