English Grammar Lesson: Pronouns "Someone, Anybody, Everybody, Somebody, Anyone, and Each"

Watch this Speaking with Steph video to get a grammar lesson! International students and ESL and ELL students make this error all the time. If you're studying English, you should memorize this lesson to sound more like an English native speaker. When you use these indefinite pronouns: someone, anybody, everybody, somebody, anyone and each, make sure to make the verb agree with the subject in a singular tense. These pronouns all make a singular subject in the sentence. Even though "everybody" sounds like a plural subject, it's actually a singular subject. Speaking with Steph has lots of other videos to help you improve your English. Check out my other videos to help you improve your grammar: https://youtu.be/BTi5QvgJmUw Check out this video to improve your pronunciation: https://youtu.be/69_jhAfc3Pw Check out this video to learn more about cultural differences: https://youtu.be/3PPPWmpdIy4 This video is about Racial Justice Vocabulary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTK3sm3z4I8 Comment below and let me know if you have any questions about any other writing or grammar or pronunciation in English. Speaking with Steph will make more videos each week. 영어를 공부하다 изучать английский estudar inglês estudiar inglés 英語を勉強します 学习英语 Studiare inglese ادرس الانجليزية nghiên cứu tiếng Anh