Rule 1: Singular subject / plural subject — The boys ___ football after school. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 1: Singular subject / plural subject — My parents ___ early on Sundays. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 1: Singular subject / plural subject — The cat ___ under the table. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 2: Agreement with forms of "be" — I ___ ready for the presentation. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 2: Agreement with forms of "be" — They ___ excited about the festival. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 2: Agreement with forms of "be" — He ___ late yesterday. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 2: Agreement with forms of "be" — We ___ waiting for the bus. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 2: Agreement with forms of "be" — She ___ a talented dancer. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 3: Use of "has" and "have" — She ___ finished her homework. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

I ___ a new laptop. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

They ___ already left. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

The author ___ written many novels. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

You ___ made a mistake. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 4: Subjects joined by “and”. Tea and coffee ___ served here. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 4: Subjects joined by “and”. Rina and Mehul ___ classmates. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Bread and butter ___ my breakfast. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

The teacher and the principal ___ arrived. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Music and dance ___ part of the festival. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 5: Subjects joined by “or”. Tea or coffee ___ fine with me. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 5: Subjects joined by “or”. His brother or sister ___ calling you. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 5: Subjects joined by “or”. A pen or a pencil ___ needed. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Either option ___ acceptable. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Your bag or mine ___ missing. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 6: Indefinite pronouns — Everyone ___ ready for the exam. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 6: Indefinite pronouns — Nobody ___ the answer. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 6: Indefinite pronouns — Somebody ___ at the door. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 6: Indefinite pronouns — Nothing ___ permanent. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Anyone ___ welcome to join. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 7: Either-or / Neither-nor — Neither the teacher nor the students ___ present. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 7: Either-or / Neither-nor — Either the players or the coach ___ responsible. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 7: Either-or / Neither-nor — Neither the parents nor the child ___ informed. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 7: Either-or / Neither-nor — Either my sister or my cousins ___ coming. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 8: Non-Conforming nouns — The police ___ investigating the case. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 8: Non-Conforming nouns — The scissors ___ blunt. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 8: Non-Conforming nouns — Mathematics ___ my favourite subject. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 8: Non-Conforming nouns — The news ___ shocking. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 8: Non-Conforming nouns — The trousers ___ too long. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 9: “Do/does” in negative sentences — She ___ not like spicy food. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 9: “Do/does” in negative sentences — They ___ not agree with the plan. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 9: “Do/does” in negative sentences — He ___ not work here anymore. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 9: “Do/does” in negative sentences — I ___ not understand the question. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 9: “Do/does” in negative sentences — The child ___ not want to go. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 10: Interrogative sentences — ___ she know the answer? (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

___ they finished the task? (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

___ he happy with the result? (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

___ you seen this movie? (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

___ she coming today? (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 11: Sentences beginning with here/there — There ___ many reasons to celebrate. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 11: Sentences beginning with here/there — Here ___ your keys. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 11: Sentences beginning with here/there — There ___ a problem with the system. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 11: Sentences beginning with here/there — Here ___ the documents you requested. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 11: Sentences beginning with here/there — There ___ an old temple nearby. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 12: Abstract and uncountable nouns — Honesty ___ valued everywhere. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 12: Abstract and uncountable nouns — Knowledge ___ power. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 12: Abstract and uncountable nouns — Furniture ___ expensive. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Happiness ___ within us. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Milk ___ good for health. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Ten years ___ a long time. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Five kilometres ___ not far. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Fifty rupees ___ enough. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Two hours ___ sufficient. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

One hundred miles ___ too far. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

The team ___ winning the match. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

The jury ___ divided in opinion. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

My family ___ planning a trip. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

The staff ___ arguing among themselves. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 15: Phrases with all/some/lots of — Some of the water ___ spilled. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 15: Phrases with all/some/lots of — All of the students ___ present. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 15: Phrases with all/some/lots of — A lot of work ___ pending. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 15: Phrases with all/some/lots of — Some of the apples ___ rotten. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 15: Phrases with all/some/lots of — Lots of information ___ missing. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 16: Each / Every — Each student ___ a form. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 16: Each / Every — Every child ___ special. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 16: Each / Every — Each of the players ___ rewarded. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 16: Each / Every — Every book ___ useful. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 16: Each / Every — Each member ___ informed. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 17: Subjunctive mood (wish/request) — I wish I ___ taller. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

If she ___ here, she would help. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

We request that he ___ on time. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

I wish it ___ not raining. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

The teacher suggested that she ___ harder. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 4: Collective nouns — The committee ___ meeting tomorrow. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 9: Indefinite pronouns — Everyone ___ invited to the party. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)

Rule 10: Phrases with none — None of the cake ___ left. (CO1, BL1 & BL2)