Y6U9 - CORRELATIVE CONJUNCTIONS

Y6U9 - CORRELATIVE CONJUNCTIONS

by Teacher Ezryn

SUCCESS CRITERIA​

​I can answer at least 8/10 questions on correlative conjunctions

• ​Correlative conjunction is use to link two words or phrases of equal value.

• ​From two sentences to form one sentence.

​Example: Either..or

​You can have meatball for dinner.

​You can have sandwich for dinner.

​

​>> You can either have meatball or sandwich for dinner.

• Neither.. nor

​Example:

​They are not my schoolmate.

​They are not my friends.

​

​>> They are neither my schoolmate nor my friends.

​Click the audio to listen to the explanation.

Multiple Choice

Choose the best answer.

I have to choose a cat as my pet.

I have to choose a rabbit as my pet.

• I have to choose either a cat or a rabbit as my pet.

• I have either to choose a cat or a rabbit as my pet.

Multiple Choice

Choose the best answer.

My grandmother can not read.

My grandmother can not write. 

She is illiterate.

• My grandmother can neither read nor write. She is illiterate.

• Neither my grandmother can read nor write. She is illiterate.

Multiple Choice

Choose the best answer.

In this game, you win.

In this game, you lose.

• In this either game you win or lose.

• In this game, you either win or lose.

Multiple Choice

Choose the best answer.

My brother did not know how to bathe our new pet cat.

My sister did not know how to bathe our new pet cat.

So, I had to do it. 

• Neither my brother nor my sister knew how to bathe our new pet cat. So, I had to do it.

• Neither my brother and my sister knew how to bathe our new pet nor cat. So, I had to do it.

Multiple Choice

Choose the best answer.

You cannot use this computer. 

You cannot use that computer. 

They must be repaired first.

• You can use neither this computer nor that computer. They must be repaired first. 

• You neither can use this nor that computer. They must be repaired first. 

Fill in the Blanks

Join the sentences using either..or / neither..nor

You can have tea.

You can have coffee

Fill in the Blanks

Join the sentences using either..or / neither..nor

Najmee does not play football.

Najmee does not play badminton

Fill in the Blanks

Join the sentences using either..or / neither..nor

She plans to make pasta for dinner.

She plans to make soup for dinner.

Fill in the Blanks

Join the sentences using either..or / neither..nor

He is not watching the movie on the television. 

He is not watching the movie on the laptop. 

Fill in the Blanks

Join the sentences using either..or / neither..nor

My mother was not at home.

My sister was not at home.