Corrleative and Coordinating Conjunctions

Front

Zoe walked toward the school and into the office. Identify the conjunction.

Back

and

Front

Leaves covered Mr. Anderson's yard; neatly swept on Mrs. Robinson's property. Identify the conjunction.

Back

but

Front

Jack loved writing in English class yet hated solving fractions. Identify the conjunction:

Back

yet so

Front

The boys arrived to school early, having woken up a half hour early. Identify the conjunction(s).

Back

for

Front

Keyser High School band won a top award, recognized at school next day, given a standing ovation. Identify conjunction(s):

Back

so and, and so

Front

Identify the correlative conjunction pairs: Either Lennon or Liam will pick up the gifts.

Back

either or

Front

Identify correlative conjunction pairs: Both the guitarist and the vocalist are talented.

Back

both and, and both

Front

Identify the correlative conjunction pairs in: Shelby not only swims on her school's swim team but also on her town's league.

Back

not only but also

Front

Identify the correlative conjunction pairs in: 'Neither the snow nor the freezing rain kept Mr. Shumaker from going to the Beatles concert.'

Back

neither nor

Front

Identify the correlative conjunction pairs in: 'Bradley doesn't know whether he will try out for the football team or student council.'

Back

whether or, or whether