Top 50 Rules of Grammar & PYQ Practice Grammar For SSC CGL PRE+MAINS Gopal Verma Sir #ssc #cgl

Top 50 Rules of English Grammar | Complete SSC English Marathon | By Gopal Verma Sir If you are preparing for SSC CGL 2026, SSC CHSL 2026, SSC MTS, CPO, Stenographer, NDA, CDS and other competitive exams, this complete English Grammar Marathon will help you master the Top 50 Most Important Grammar Rules asked repeatedly in exams. In this power-packed session, Gopal Verma Sir explains every rule with clear concepts, practical examples, and exam-oriented tricks so that students from Hindi medium as well as English medium backgrounds can easily understand and apply them in the exam. This lecture covers the most scoring grammar topics like Since/For usage, Ago vs Before, Very vs Much, Few vs Little, Adjective Order (OSASCOMP), Either-Or / Neither-Nor, Subject–Verb Agreement rules, Conditional Sentences, Relative Pronouns, Articles, Prepositions, Parallelism, Question Tags, Inversion and many more. Along with concept clarity, the session also includes Previous Year Questions (PYQs) and exam-oriented strategies to help you avoid common mistakes in Spotting Errors, Sentence Improvement, Fill in the Blanks, and Cloze Test. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced aspirant, this Top 50 Grammar Rules compilation will strengthen your foundation of English grammar and boost your confidence for the SSC 2026 exams. 00:00:00 - Introduction & Strategy 00:07:01 - Rule 01: Since (Point of Time) 00:12:31 - Rule 02: For (Period of Time) 00:15:34 - Rule 03: From (Future Tense) 00:20:43 - Rule 04: Ago vs Before 00:22:10 - Rule 05: Since + Simple Past (V2) 00:25:30 - Rule 06: Too Much vs Much Too 00:40:15 - Rule 07: Very vs Much 00:55:20 - Rule 08: Little / A Little / The Little 01:05:15 - Rule 09: Few / A Few / The Few 01:12:00 - Rule 10: Elder vs Older 01:15:30 - Rule 11: Ordinal vs Cardinal Order 01:18:45 - Rule 12: OSASCOMP (Adjective Order) 01:21:10 - Rule 13: Late vs Lately 01:23:40 - Rule 14: Hard vs Hardly 01:24:50 - Rule 15: Position of Enough 01:25:10 - Rule 16: Either-Or / Neither-Nor 01:30:45 - Rule 17: As well as / Along with 01:45:20 - Rule 18: One of the... (Noun/Verb) 01:55:30 - Rule 19: A number of vs The number of 02:05:10 - Rule 20: Collective Nouns 02:22:40 - Rule 21: Many a... (Noun/Verb) 02:25:15 - Rule 22: Each / Every 02:28:10 - Rule 23: Distance / Money / Weight 02:32:00 - Rule 24: Arithmetic Sums 02:35:00 - Rule 25: Relative Pronoun Verb Agreement 02:45:30 - Rule 26: Who vs Whom 02:55:10 - Rule 27: Use of That 03:05:20 - Rule 28: Reflexive Pronouns 03:12:45 - Rule 29: Order of Persons (231 / 123) 03:18:20 - Rule 30: It's vs Its 03:25:40 - Rule 31: Case in Comparison (Than/As) 03:38:50 - Rule 32: One... One's 03:45:10 - Rule 33: Condition Type 1 03:55:20 - Rule 34: Condition Type 2 04:02:15 - Rule 35: Condition Type 3 04:10:40 - Rule 36: Imaginary Sentences (Were) 04:18:25 - Rule 37: Present Perfect + Since + V2 04:25:10 - Rule 38: It is time / It is high time 04:32:30 - Rule 39: Past Habit (Used to / Would) 04:38:15 - Rule 40: Static Verbs 04:42:50 - Rule 41: Lest... Should 04:55:00 - Rule 42: Inversion (No Sooner/Hardly) 05:02:15 - Rule 43: Parallelism 05:08:40 - Rule 44: Preposition + Gerund (V1-ing) 05:12:20 - Rule 45: Hyphenated Nouns 05:15:50 - Rule 46: Possessive Case + Gerund 05:18:30 - Rule 47: Until vs Unless 05:22:15 - Rule 48: Question Tags 05:28:10 - Rule 49: Use of Article 'The' 05:32:00 - Rule 50: Confusing Verbs (Lie/Lay/Hang) 05:40:00 - PYQ Practice & Conclusion