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Reflexive Verbs: Acquit, Absent, Avail, Amuse, Avenge, Apply, Adapt, Non Reflexive Verbs: Keep, Stop, Turn, Hide, Rest, Move, Qualify, Bathe
Reflexive Verbs: Acquit, Absent, Avail, Amuse, Avenge, Apply, Adapt, Non Reflexive Verbs: Keep, Stop, Turn, Hide, Rest, Move, Qualify, Bathe
Rule 3:When all the three pronouns are used altogether in singular
number, then we observe following order.
[231] = [2nd person, 3rd person, 1st person]
Example:You, jack and I will go for a movie.
Rule 4: When all the three pronouns are used altogether in plural
number or if there is confession unpleasant act to be mentioned then
we observe following order.
[123] = [1st person, 2nd person, 3rd person]
Example:I and you will go for a movie.
You and he are the toppers.
Rule 8:
If the subject of the sentence contains ‘Both’ then it will be followed by
‘And’. Also, negatives are avoided with ‘Both’.
Example:
Both the girls are not working, [wrong]
Neither of the girls is working. [correct]
Both Jack and Tom are singers.
Rule 9:
We generally use [who, whom and whose] for person and [which] for
things. [That] is used persons and things. But, if we refer to choice
between two or among more than two ‘which’ will be used.
Example:
Of the two teams which is the best team?
Which is your best dress in this shop?
Rule 10:
Noun is not used after possessive pronouns.
Example:
Ours is a populous restaurant.
This bike is yours.
That house is hers.