Correlative Conjunctions Test

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What are correlative conjunctions?

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Correlative conjunctions are pairs of conjunctions that work together to connect words, phrases, or clauses. Examples include 'either...or', 'neither...nor', and 'not only...but also'.

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Give an example of a correct use of 'either...or'.

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Example: 'You can either have pizza or pasta for dinner.'

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What is the function of 'neither...nor'?

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'Neither...nor' is used to connect two negative alternatives. Example: 'She likes neither apples nor oranges.'

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Identify the error: 'He neither has my telephone number or my e-mail address.'

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The correct form is 'He neither has my telephone number nor my e-mail address.'

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Complete the sentence: 'It will rain either today __________ tomorrow.'

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The correct answer is 'or'. The complete sentence is: 'It will rain either today or tomorrow.'

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What does 'whether...or' indicate?

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'Whether...or' is used to present two alternatives or possibilities. Example: 'I am not sure whether you are tall or if I am just short.'

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Fill in the blanks: 'I have to choose ________ a cat ________ a rabbit as my pet.'

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The correct answer is 'either...or'. The complete sentence is: 'I have to choose either a cat or a rabbit as my pet.'

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Identify the error: 'Either Jodi or his sister is coming to the party.'

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This sentence is correct. 'Either...or' is used properly to indicate one of the two options.

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What is the role of conjunctions in a sentence?

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Conjunctions connect words, phrases, or clauses, helping to create complex and compound sentences.

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Provide an example of 'not only...but also'.

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Example: 'She is not only a great singer but also an excellent dancer.'