RULES OF SENTENCE CORRECTION | RULE 13 | INDEFINITE PRONOUN | SUBJECT VERB AGREEMENT | ANEEQA MEMON

In this video, we’ll master Sentence Correction questions related to Indefinite Pronouns and how they affect Subject–Verb Agreement in competitive exams and everyday English. We’ll cover step-by-step rules with examples: ✅ Rule 1 – Indefinite pronoun as singular subject → Singular verb (e.g., Everyone is invited.) ✅ Rule 2 – Indefinite pronoun with singular possessive case (e.g., Everyone has completed his assignment – not their assignment.) ✅ Rule 3 – No noun after an indefinite pronoun (e.g., ❌ Everyone girl → ✔ Every girl) ✅ Rule 4 – Correct use of pronouns for persons vs. things Nobody / somebody / everyone → for persons Nothing / everything / anything → for things ✅ Rule 5 – Tag Questions with indefinite pronouns: For things → singular tag (e.g., Everything is ready, isn’t it?) For persons → plural tag (e.g., Everyone was present, weren’t they?) Positive sentence → Negative tag Negative sentence → Positive tag Example: Nobody was present, were they? By the end of this session, you’ll confidently identify and correct errors in any sentence involving indefinite pronouns and subject–verb agreement. Perfect for CSS/PMS exams, Banking, UPSC, and all competitive exams — as well as improving your spoken and written English. _________________________/SOCIAL LINKS\_________________________________ Facebook Page ➤   / ianeeqamemon   Instagram ➤   / ianeeqamemon   LinkedIn ➤   / ianeeqamemon   Twitter ➤   / ianeeqamemon   Youtube ➤    / @csswithaneeqamemon   #sentencecorrectionrules #englishgrammar #english #each #every #css #pms #cce #ianeeqamemon #superwayacademy #upsc #indefinitepronouns #subjectverbagreement #thevowpak #thevowpakistan