Interesting Grammar Rules for the PSSSB, Senior Assistant, Labour Inspector, Excise Inspector, Patwari and Punjab Police

Grammar Rules
5 Grammar Rules

Rule 27: The Amount of / A Large Amount of / A Great Deal of / A Good Deal of (Important Grammar Rules)


Rule 28: Both, Several, Various


Rule 29: Both / Several / Various + Plural Noun


Rule 30: Both of / Several of / Various of + Plural Noun or Plural Pronoun


Rule 31: Few, A Few, Very Few


FAQs

1. Why is English grammar important for Punjab state-level exams?

English grammar carries a weightage of 10-15% in most Punjab state-level exams. A strong command of grammar can significantly improve your overall score and rank.

2. What is the correct usage of “The amount of”?

“The amount of” is used with singular uncountable nouns and takes a singular verb.
Example: The amount of money is sufficient.

3. How do “Both,” “Several,” and “Various” affect the verb in a sentence?

These words always take a plural verb when used as the subject.
Example: Both girls are intelligent.

4. What is the difference between “Few” and “A Few”?

“Few” implies a negative meaning (“not many”).
“A Few” implies a positive meaning (“some”).

5. How can I practice these grammar rules effectively?

Create your own sentences using these rules and share them in the comments for feedback. Regular practice is key to mastering grammar.

6. Can “The Few” be used in both positive and negative contexts?

Yes, “The Few” can be used to mean “all of the small number” and can carry either a positive or negative meaning depending on the context.
Example: I have read the few books I had. (Positive/Negative)

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