Rajni Jha

This course is a one-stop place to learn English for all the government exams like SSC-CGL, Bank PO, etc and also for other competitive exams like CAT, GMAT, GRE. Rajni Jha who is a seasoned English language trainer covers all the important rules of the subject and verb agreement. Subject and verb agreement is one of the most important topics of grammar. This course will help you find errors of this topic andhelp you score better in the English section.

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English

Grammar For Competitive Exams - Subject Verb Agreement

GRE (Graduate Record Examination) Preparation

Subject Verb Agreement

Reading Comprehension

Verbal Reasoning

Testing

Ace the toughest competitive and government exams in India 

Test Preparation

This video will introduce you to ins and outs of the English section of various competitive exams. You will get to know how you should study for the exam and score better.

Introduction to the English section of Competitive exams

This lesson will assist you in identifying the subject in a sentence and usage of the verb according to the subject.

Basics of subject and verb

This lesson will help you to determine the nature of subject in a sentence when the two subjects are joined by 'and' and help you identify the correct verb that should be used in such sentences.

Subjects joined by the conjuction 'and'

This lesson takes into account certain conjunctions and their effect in determining the subject of a sentence and use a verb accordingly.

Subjects joined by certain other conjunctions

This lesson will teach you how the phrases -many a/an and more than one are used correctly to form a sentence.

Usage of the phrases - Many a and More than one

This lesson will help you use some important words like one, none, either, neither, each and every correctly in a sentence. Also, this will help you identify some of the most common errors related to these words.

Usage of important words - either, neither, each, every, etc. - as subject

This video will teach you how to identify the subject in a sentence with relative pronoun.

Usage of relative pronoun

This lesson explains the subjective case and objective case of a pronoun and typical errors we make while comparing two persons or things using than, as....as and not so...as.

Comparison using than, as...as, and not so...as

This video explains sentences beginning with percent, fraction and indefinite quantities. Also, it explains how the subject is identified when the sentence begins with here or there and the common errors that we make in such sentences.

Sentences beginning with percent, fraction, indefinite quantity and here/there

This video explains the difference between a number of and the number of. Also it explains the usage of unit of measurements, period of time and sum of money as subjects.

Difference between a number of and the number of and unit of measurements, time and money as subjects

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This course is a complete package on how to answer a reading comprehension question. This course will NOT suggest tips that will change your English overnight but Vignesh promises that if you stick to the program, you will eventually master the reading comprehension skills which are an essential part of verbal reasoning in GRE.

Daily Practice Series for GRE: Reading Comprehension

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This course shall deal with the Reading Comprehension part of the Verbal Reasoning section of the GRE. The various types of questions along with strategies are discussed.

GRE: Verbal Ability Section: Reading Comprehension

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Harish Kumar

The course teaches you how to crack the Reading Comprehension Passages.

GRE - Reading Comprehension

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Part 1 Sample Passages: GRE

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The course is about reading comprehension and strategies for tackling passages and paragraph argument questions in GRE and different examinations.

Reading Comprehension and Paragraph Argument Strategies

This course mainly speaks about basics of Reading Comprehension and techniques used to solve the questions.

Lessons

10 lessons • 1h 24m

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Introduction to the English section of Competitive exams

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Basics of subject and verb

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Subjects joined by the conjuction 'and'

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Subjects joined by certain other conjunctions

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Usage of the phrases - Many a and More than one

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Usage of important words - either, neither, each, every, etc. - as subject

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Usage of relative pronoun

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Comparison using than, as...as, and not so...as

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Sentences beginning with percent, fraction, indefinite quantity and here/there

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Difference between a number of and the number of and unit of measurements, time and money as subjects