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"Success is the sum of small efforts,
repeated day in and day out." — Robert Collier
21. An adverb will modify a verb, not an adjective.
✔ speak clearly
✘ speak clearly
22. Correct position of “Enough”
*after adjective/adverb ⇒ *good enough*
* before noun ⇒ *enough time*
23. More / most do not sound with “preferable”.
✘ more preferable
✔ preferred
24. “Most” vs “Mostly”
*most + noun
* mostly + verb/adjective
25. “Despite / In spite of” ⇒ noun / V-ing
Clause required: *despite the fact that…*
26. “Because / Since / As” ⇒ clause
✔ because he was late
27. “So…that / Such…that”
* so + adjective/adverb + that
*such+noun+ that
28. “Too…to…” ⇒ negative sense
✔ too difficult to understand
29. “Such as” (examples) vs “Like” (similarity)
✔ sports such as cricket
✔ behave like a leader
30. Uncountable nouns with much / little
✘ many information
✔ much information
31. Much / Many / Fewer / Less
* Countable ⇒ many, fewer
* Uncountable ⇒ much, less
32. Who / Whom / Which / That
* subject ⇒ who
* object ⇒ whom
33. “That” vs “Which”
*Defining ⇒ that
* Non-defining ⇒ which (with comma)
34. “Its” vs “It’s”
* its = possession
* it's = it is / it has
35.Between (two) / Among (more than two)
36. During + noun / While + clause
37. Until / Unless ⇒ not double negative
✘ unless you don't work
✔ unless you work
38. As well as / Along with / Together with
Verb first according to subject.
✔ The teacher, along with students, is present.
39. “One of the + plural noun + who + plural verb”
✔ one of the players who are
40. “Each / Every of the + plural noun” ⇒ singular verb
✔ each of the members has
41. Avoid unnecessary repetition
✘ more better
✔ better
42. “A number of” ⇒ plural verb
✔ A number of students are absent.
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43. “The number of” ⇒ singular verb
✔ The number of students is increasing.
Some rules regarding questions with errors in CGL 2025. ✅
1. “That + clause” ⇒ always singular verb
When the entire clause is the subject, it is considered an idea.
✔ *That the report failed* is surprising.
2. “The fact that / The perception that / The idea that…” ⇒ singular verb
The entire phrase together forms a subject.
✔ *The fact that he resigned* was shocking.
3. “Neither of + plural noun” ⇒ singular verb
✔ *Neither of the reports* is reliable.
4. “Either of / Each of / Every + noun” ⇒ singular verb
With these, the verb is always singular, even if the noun appears plural.
✔ *Each of the students* has submitted the form.
5. “Neither A nor B” ⇒ According to verb B (nearest subject)
✔ Neither the manager nor the employees are present.
6. “Not only A but also B” ⇒ According to verb B
✔ Not only the teacher but also the students were informed.
7. “There is / There are” ⇒ verb according to real subject
“There” is a dummy subject; The real subject comes later.
✔ *There are several inconsistencies in the report.*
8. Time / Money / Distance as a unit ⇒ singular verb
If the quantity is considered as a unit.
✔ *Fifty minutes* is not enough.
9. Collective noun (team, committee, jury)
* Treat the group as a unit ⇒ singular
* Treat the members as individuals ⇒ plural
✔ *The team is winning.*
✔ *The team are arguing among themselves.*
10. Uncountable nouns ⇒ singular verb
Evidence, information, furniture, advice, etc.
✔ *The evidence* is strong.
11. Unreal condition (if / wish / as if) ⇒ “were”
“Were” with all subjects in an imaginary or unreal situation.
✔ If I were rich…
12. Third conditional inversion
✔ *Had + subject + V3, subject would have + V3*
✔ *Had he worked harder, he would have succeeded.*
13. “No sooner…than…”
✔ *No sooner had he arrived than the meeting started.*
14. “Hardly / Scarcely … when …”
✔ *Hardly had she finished when the bell rang.*
15. Negative adverbs at beginning ⇒ inversion
Rarely, Seldom, Never, Little, Hardly
✔ *Rarely has there been such chaos.*
16. “It was not until … that …”
Used for emphasis.
✔ *It was not until much later that the truth came out.*
**17. Parallel verb forms (important)
Actions of the same subject should be in the same form.**
✔ to protect and to regulate
18. Parallel nouns / adjectives (Important)
✔ budgeting, marketing, and scaling
19. Verb after preposition ⇒ gerund (-ing)
✔ interested in learning
✘ interested in learning
20. “Capable of / intent on / interested in + V-ing”
✔ capable of handling pressure
1. JANUARY -
https://t.me/c/1924336467/173633
2. FEBRUARY -
https://t.me/c/1924336467/176798
Repost from Perspicacious
1. Synonym Letter D : https://t.me/c/1924336467/171605
2. Cgl 2025 errorrs chapter wise :
https://t.me/c/1924336467/176611
Mangroves in India:
In 9 states and 4 UTs
W.Bengal - Highest % (~42%) of country's mangroves
Conservation efforts:
MISHTI (Mangrove Initiative for Shoreline Habitats & Tangible Incomes) scheme
Repost from Perspicacious
Medivial History Polls : https://t.me/c/1924336467/171152
Ancient History Polls : https://t.me/c/1924336467/173325
Five new judges have been appointed to the Supreme Court, taking the Apex Court’s working strength to 37 judges including the Chief Justice of India (CJI).
Newly Appointed Judges
• Justice Sheel Nagu
(Chief Justice, Punjab & Haryana High Court)
• Justice Shree Chandrashekhar
(Chief Justice, Bombay High Court)
• Justice Sanjeev Sachdeva
(Chief Justice, Madhya Pradesh High Court)
• Justice Arun Palli
(Chief Justice, Jammu & Kashmir & Ladakh High Court)
• Venkita Subramani Mohana
(Senior Advocate)
