English Grade 7

English Grade 7

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct pair of correlative conjunctions to complete the sentence:

The teacher refused to mark his work because his book was........torn......dirty.

• either; or

• both; and

• whether; or

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct pair of correlative conjunctions to complete the sentence:

I'm going to fish tomorrow...........it rains.........shines.

• whether; or

• neither; nor

• not only; but also

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct pair of correlative conjunctions to complete the sentence:

Alfred........got up late this morning..........missed the train.

• either; or

• whether; or

• not only; but also

Multiple Select

Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence that follow:

She...........wants to play...........coach the team.

• either

• neither

• nor

• or

Multiple Select

Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence that follow:

...........Stanley...........Jason showed up on time for the game.

• either

• nor

• neither

• or

Multiple Select

Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence that follow:

..............my family..............the Williams family attended the party.

• either

• or

• neither

• nor

Multiple Select

Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence that follow:

At night..............the cats............the dogs wake us up.

• neither

• either

• or

• nor

Open Ended

Rewrite the following sentences and include the correlating conjunctions:

A poor diet can make you sleepy. Not enough exercise can make you sleepy. (Both...and)

Open Ended

Rewrite the following sentences and include the correlating conjunctions:

Weight- bearing exercise strengthens your muscles. Weight- bearing exercise strengthens your bones. (not only...but also)

Open Ended

Rewrite the following sentences and include the correlating conjunctions:

Kayla did not want to miss P.E. class. Shayla did not want to miss P.E. class. (neither...nor)

Open Ended

Rewrite the following sentences and include the correlating conjunctions:

You can exercise in the morning. You can exercise in the evening. (either...or)