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This document provides instruction on using singular and plural verbs in English sentences. It explains that singular verbs like "is", "am", "does", and "has" are used with singular subjects. Plural verbs like "are", "do", "were", and "have" are used with plural subjects, except "have" is only used with plural subjects "we" and "they". Examples are given of sentences using these different verbs in the singular and plural forms.
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The document discusses various socio-economic and environmental issues in society, including education, healthcare, and gender-based violence. It emphasizes the need for frugal innovation, or 'jugaad', as a solution to these challenges through awareness, policy changes, and financial support. The focus is on creating innovative solutions that are resource-efficient and impactful for the community.Jugaad as frugal innovation in street entrepreneurship at the bottom of the p...
Jugaad as frugal innovation in street entrepreneurship at the bottom of the p...Abhishek Duttagupta
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Grammer class v
- 1. MANJULA DUBEYMANJULA DUBEY CLASS VCLASS V SUB ENGLISHSUB ENGLISH K V SINGRAULIK V SINGRAULI
- 2. SINGULARSINGULAR When the subjectWhen the subject is single or oneis single or one in number thenin number then we usewe use is., am, does has,is., am, does has, waswas NOTE: Have willNOTE: Have will be used onlybe used only with I and Youwith I and You
- 3. HAVEHAVE You haveYou have a doll.a doll. I have aI have a ball.ball.
- 4. SETENCES WITH ISSETENCES WITH IS AM AM AMAM I am studying.I am studying. ISIS She isShe is playing.playing.
- 5. SENTENCES WITH DOESSENTENCES WITH DOES WASWAS WASWAS He wasHe was running.running. DOESDOES He does hisHe does his home workhome work regularlyregularly
- 6. SENTENCES WITHSENTENCES WITH HASHAS He has aHe has a piano.piano. HASHAS He has a pen.He has a pen. ..
- 7. PLURALPLURAL NOTE: In plural haveNOTE: In plural have is used only with Weis used only with We and They.and They. When the subject isWhen the subject is more in number thenmore in number then we usewe use Are, do, were, haveAre, do, were, have
- 8. SENTENCES WITH HAVESENTENCES WITH HAVE HAVEHAVE They have aThey have a party tonight.party tonight. We have to goWe have to go to Agra.to Agra.
- 9. SENTENCES WITH DOAND ARESENTENCES WITH DOAND ARE DODO We will do theWe will do the work.work. AREARE They areThey are playing.
- 10. SENTENCES WITH WERESENTENCES WITH WERE WEREWERE They wereThey were fighting.fighting. WEREWERE We wereWe were sleeping.sleeping. werewere