Rule 1: Use of 'Each' and 'Every'

Q1. Answer: B)

Each Explanation: 'Each' ka use 2 ya 2 se zyada cheezon/insaanon ke liye hota hai, jabki 'Every'
hamesha 2 se zyada ke liye hi use hota hai.

Q2. Answer: A)

Every Explanation: Earth par 2 se zyada log hain, aur 'Every' ek general approach ya collection ko
target karta hai.

Q3. Answer: C)

Every of my students Explanation: 'Every' ek adjective hai, iska use pronoun ki tarah (jaise "Every of")
nahi kiya ja sakta.

Q4. Answer: B)

Singular Explanation: 'Each' aur 'Every' dono hi apne sath hamesha singular verb lete hain.

Q5. Answer: C)

Each student is very talented. Explanation: 'Each' ke sath singular noun (student) aur singular verb
(is) aati hai.

Rule 2: 'Both' and 'Not'

Q6. Answer: C)

are Explanation: 'Both' plural hota hai isliye 'are' aayega, aur iske sath hum negative word (not) nahi
lagate.

Q7. Answer: B)

Neither Ram nor Shyam is going. Explanation: 'Both' aur 'not' kabhi ek sath ek hi sentence mein
nahi aa sakte. Iski jagah hum negative sentence banane ke liye 'Neither... nor' ka use karte hain.

Q8. Answer: A)

Both of the Explanation: Sentence negative hai (did not), toh shuruaat 'Both' se nahi ho sakti. Yahan
'Neither' aana chahiye tha.

Q9. Answer: C)

No, they cannot be used together Explanation: Grammar ke rule ke anusar 'Both' aur 'not' ek sath
use karna galat hai.

Q10. Answer: B)

Neither he nor I am ready. Explanation: Dono logon ke liye negative baat kehne ke liye 'Neither... nor'
bilkul sahi hai.
Rule 3: Relative Pronouns & 'Same'

Q11. Answer: C)

that Explanation: Jab bhi sentence mein 'same' word aa jaye, toh uske baad aane wala relative
pronoun hamesha 'that' hi hota hai.

Q12. Answer: C)

that Explanation: Yahan bhi "same man" likha hai, isliye 'who' nahi, balki 'that' lagega.

Q13. Answer: C)

Non-domestic animals and non-living things Explanation: 'Which' ka use sirf bejaan cheezon (non-
living) aur non-domestic (junglee) janwaron ke liye hota hai.

Q14. Answer: D)

That Explanation: 'That' par aisi koi restriction (paabandi) nahi hai, ye kisi ke sath bhi use ho sakta
hai.

Q15. Answer: A)

Who Explanation: Insaanon aur domestic animals ke liye subject ki jagah 'Who' ka use kiya jata hai.

Rule 4: Conditional Sentences

Q16. Answer: C)

would Explanation: Agar 'If' wale part mein Simple Past (V2) ho (jaise: had), toh aage wale part mein
'would + V1' lagta hai.

Q17. Answer: A)

would have Explanation: Agar 'If' wale part mein Past Perfect (had + V3) ho (jaise: had had), toh aage
wale part mein 'would have + V3' lagta hai.

Q18. Answer: C)

I would have told Explanation: 'knew' (V2) hai, toh rule ke hisab se aage 'would tell' aana chahiye tha.
'would have told' galat hai.

Q19. Answer: B)

had worked Explanation: Result part mein 'would have passed' hai, toh If wale hisse mein Past
Perfect yani 'had worked' aayega.

Q20. Answer: B)

would Explanation: Simple Past (V2) hamesha 'would + V1' ki condition banata hai.

Rule 5: 'One of the' vs 'Only one of the'

Q21. Answer: B)

are Explanation: Relative pronoun 'who' se pehle aane wala word 'mothers' (plural) hai, toh aage
aane wali verb bhi plural (are) hogi.
Q22. Answer: C)

is Explanation: Jab bhi "only one of the" likha ho, toh focus sirf us 'ek' par aa jata hai, isliye verb
singular (is) lagti hai.

Q23. Answer: B)

have Explanation: 'who' se pehle 'boys' (plural) hai, toh plural verb 'have' aayegi.

Q24. Answer: A)

has Explanation: Yahan "the only one" likha hai, jiske wajah se verb singular aayegi (has).

Q25. Answer: B)

Singular verb Explanation: "only one" shabd group me se kisi ek ko fixed/khaas bana deta hai, isliye
singular verb aati hai.

Rule 6: Number + Unit + Noun

Q26. Answer: B)

inch Explanation: Jab Number + Unit + Noun (ten-inch snake) ka combination hota hai, toh beech
wali unit hamesha singular rehti hai.

Q27. Answer: C)

Thousands Explanation: Jab confirm number na ho, toh units ko hamesha ascending order (chote se
bade kram) me lagate hain, isliye "Thousands of Lakhs" sahi hoga.

Q28. Answer: B)

dozen Explanation: Agar sentence Number + Unit par hi khatam ho jaye, toh bhi unit singular rehti hai
(jaise: five dozen).

Q29. Answer: B)

rupee Explanation: Yahan combination hai: two (Number) + five-hundred-rupee (Number-Unit) +

Q30. Answer: B)

handful Explanation: Same rule lagega (Number + Unit + Noun), isliye sugar (noun) se pehle unit
'handful' singular rahegi.

Rule 7: Amount, Speed, Weight, Distance

Q31. Answer: B)

needs Explanation: Yahan 10 miles ko sirf ek hi tarike (on foot) se cover kiya ja raha hai, isliye ye ek
singular unit mana jayega aur singular verb aayegi.

Q32. Answer: B)

need Explanation: Yahan wohi 10 miles do hisso (car aur foot) me divide ho gaye, isliye ab plural verb
aayegi.
Q33. Answer: B)

were Explanation: Paise food aur entertainment dono par alag-alag kharch hue, toh baat bat-gayi
(divide ho gayi), isliye plural verb aayegi.

Q34. Answer: C)

is Explanation: Yahan poore paise ko ek saal ki 'salary' ki tarah (ek sath) dikhaya gaya hai, isliye
singular verb aayegi.

Q35. Answer: C)

Plural verb Explanation: Jab bhi cheezein 'various ways' mein batein, tab verb plural lagayi jati hai.

Rule 8: Comparisons (All vs All Other)

Q36. Answer: C)

all other Explanation: Gold bhi ek metal hai. Agar hum use metals se compare kar rahe hain, toh
Gold ko chhod kar baaki sabse compare karna hoga, isliye "all other metals" likhenge.

Q37. Answer: C)

all Explanation: Diamond khud metal nahi hai. Isliye use saare metals se freely compare kiya ja sakta
hai ("all metals").

Q38. Answer: B)

all Explanation: Kalidas English kavi (poet) nahi the, toh unhe asani se "all English poets" se compare
kar sakte hain.

Q39. Answer: C)

all other Explanation: Par Kalidas poet zaroor the, isliye agar unhe poets se hi compare karna ho, toh
"all other poets" (unko chhodkar baaki kavi) likhna hoga.

Q40. Answer: C)

than all metals Explanation: Iron ek metal hai, toh yahan "than all other metals" aana chahiye tha.

Rule 9: Usage of 'Since'

Q41. Answer: B)

completed Explanation: 'Since' ke baad hamesha Simple Past tense aata hai.

Q42. Answer: C)

Simple Past Explanation: Time point batane wale 'Since' ke aage Simple Past (V2) lagana chahiye.

Q43. Answer: C)

Past Perfect Explanation: Rule number 9 ke hisab se 'Since' se pehle Past Perfect tense kabhi nahi
lagta.
Q44. Answer: B)

Point of start Explanation: 'Since' wo fix time batata hai jahan se koi kaam shuru hua ho (Point of
start).

Q45. Answer: A)

I had been waiting Explanation: Rule mein saaf likha hai ki Since se pehle Past Perfect Tense form
allowed nahi hai.

Rule 10: Two Actions in the Past

Q46. Answer: C)

Past Perfect Explanation: Jo action past mein sabse pehle hota hai (Earlier action), uske liye Past
Perfect (had + V3) use hota hai.

Q47. Answer: C)

arrived Explanation: Doctor ka aana baad mein hua (Later action), isliye wahan Simple Past (arrived)
aayega.

Q48. Answer: B)

had met Explanation: Humare milne ka kaam pehle hua aur kaam finish baad mein hua, toh milne
wale part me Past Perfect (had met) aayega.

Q49. Answer: B)

Simple Past Explanation: Baad me hone wale (Later) action ke liye humesha Simple Past (V2) lagta
hai.

Q50. Answer: A)

The train left Explanation: Train pehle chali gayi thi, isliye wahan "had left" (Past Perfect) aana
chahiye tha.

Rule 11: Pronouns Before a Gerund

Q51. Answer: B)

my Explanation: Gerund (-ing form of verb used as noun) se pehle hamesha Possessive Adjective
(my, his, her, their, etc.) aata hai.

Q52. Answer: C)

Possessive Adjective Explanation: Gerund ek noun ki tarah act karta hai, aur noun se pehle
humesha aadhikar dikhane wale shabd (Possessive Adjectives) aate hain.

Q53. Answer: B)

I appreciate his helping me. Explanation: 'helping' ek gerund hai, isliye usse pehle possessive
adjective 'his' ka aana bilkul sahi hai.
Q54. Answer: B)

to them Explanation: 'playing' gerund hai, toh usse pehle 'them' (objective case) ki jagah 'their'
(possessive case) aana chahiye tha.

Q55. Answer: B)

Noun Explanation: Jab (V1 + ing) sentence mein noun ki tarah kaam kare, tab use Gerund kehte hain.

Rule 12: Law of Inversion

Q56. Answer: C)

Helping Verb Explanation: Partial Inversion wale rule me, jab sentence Adverb se shuru ho, toh uske
theek baad Helping Verb lagana zaroori hai (Adverb + HV + Subject + MV).

Q57. Answer: C)

Rarely does he go there. Explanation: Yahan sahi inversion lagaya gaya hai: Rarely (Adverb) + does
(HV) + he (Subject) + go (MV).

Q58. Answer: C)

Main Verb Explanation: Complete Inversion mein Adverb ke turant baad sidhe Main Verb aa jati hai
(Example: Here comes the king).

Q59. Answer: A)

No sooner I had Explanation: 'No sooner' adverb hai, isliye uske turant baad inversion (had I) aana
chahiye, na ki normal form (I had).

Q60. Answer: B)

does she Explanation: 'neither' bhi adverb hai, isliye sentence ke doosre hisse me bhi inversion
follow hoga (does she).

Rule 13: Primary vs Secondary Purpose (Articles)

Q61. Answer: D)

No article Explanation: Temple (Mandir) mein bhagwan ki pooja karna uska Primary (mukhya) kaam
hai. Jab hum aisi jagah unke mukhya kaam ke liye jate hain, toh 'the' article nahi lagate.

Q62. Answer: C)

the Explanation: Mandir mein dost se milna Secondary (doosra) purpose hai, isliye yahan hum 'the'
article lagayenge.

Q63. Answer: C)

to the hospital Explanation: Injured insaan hospital ilaj ke liye (Primary purpose) hi jata hai, isliye
'hospital' se pehle 'the' nahi lagega.

Q64. Answer: A)

School Explanation: School, temple, hospital jaisi jagahon ke samaj me primary purposes fix hote
hain.
Q65. Answer: B)

the Explanation: School fees bharne ke liye jana (padhne ke bajaye) ek Secondary purpose hai, isliye
wahan 'the' aayega.

Rule 14: Conjunction Pairs (No sooner, Hardly)

Q66. Answer: C)

than Explanation: 'No sooner' ka pair hamesha conjunction 'than' ke sath banta hai.

Q67. Answer: B)

when Explanation: 'Hardly' aur 'Scarcely' wale sentences hamesha 'when' ke sath judte hain.

Q68. Answer: C)

when it started Explanation: 'No sooner' ke sath 'when' laga rakha hai jo ki galat hai, wahan 'than'
aana chahiye.

Q69. Answer: B)

when Explanation: Sentence 'Hardly' se shuru hua hai, toh uske sath 'when' bilkul sahi match hai.

Q70. Answer: C)

No sooner + Helping Verb + Subject + ... + than Explanation: Isme dono rules follow hue hain:
Adverb aage hone ki wajah se Inversion (HV + Subject) laga, aur 'No sooner' ka sahi joda (than) bhi
laga.

Rule 15: Reflexive Pronouns & Objects

Q71. Answer: C)

Object Explanation: Agar verb se pucha jaye 'kya' (what) ya 'kisko' (whom), aur jawab na mile, toh
iska matlab wahan 'Object' ki kami hai.

Q72. Answer: A)

Enjoy Explanation: 'Enjoy', 'avail', 'absent' aisi verbs hain jinke aage object na ho, toh hume Reflexive
Pronoun (jaise: himself, yourself) lagana padta hai.

Q73. Answer: B)

himself Explanation: "Usne kya enjoy kiya?" Iska answer sentence me nahi hai, toh object ki kami ko
poora karne ke liye 'himself' lagayenge.

Q74. Answer: A)

He availed Explanation: 'Avail' ke theek baad reflexive pronoun aana chahiye. Sahi sentence hota:
"He availed himself of the opportunity...".

Q75. Answer: B)

No, because 'the party' is already the object. Explanation: "Usne kya enjoy kiya?" Jawab mila ->
"the party". Jab sentence me pehle se object diya ho, tab reflexive pronoun lagane ki zaroorat nahi
hoti.