Subject-Verb Agreement Rules in English | 5 Easy Rules + Examples | Part 2 #learnenglish

📚 Word Agreement Mistakes – Part 2 | Learn English Grammar Easily In this video, we continue our Word Agreement Mistakes series and explore some of the most confusing grammar rules in English. In Part 2, you’ll learn: ✔️ Words that look plural but take singular verbs (like news, politics, statistics) ✔️ Special plural nouns like police, cattle, clergy ✔️ How to use verbs with fractions, percentages, and proportions ✔️ Rules for quantities and expressions like “a number of” vs “the number of” ✔️ Indefinite pronouns (SANAM: some, any, none, all, most) ✔️ Adjectives with “the” (the rich, the poor) ✔️ Correct noun–pronoun agreement 🎯 This lesson is perfect for: English learners Students preparing for exams Anyone who wants to avoid common grammar mistakes 📝 Practice included! Try the questions in the video and write your answers in the comments. 👍 If you found this helpful, don’t forget to: Like the video Share with your friends Subscribe for more English lessons 🔔 Watch Part 1 here:    • Subject-Verb Agreement Rules in English | ...   ➡️ Stay tuned for Part 3! #EnglishGrammar #LearnEnglish #GrammarMistakes #SpokenEnglish #EnglishLessons #SubjectVerbAgreement