Conjunctions

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Multiple Choice

“_____________ I’d rather not, I’ll make an exception.”

• Once

• Although

• Even if

• While

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• or

• unless

• and

To suggest alternatives

Except if

To suggest that one idea happens after another idea.

• To suggest alternatives

• Except if

• To suggest that one idea happens after another idea.

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• but

• although

• whenever

To suggest a contrast (sometimes unexpected)

despite the fact that

any time, when

• To suggest a contrast (sometimes unexpected)

• despite the fact that

• any time, when

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I was punished, my mother gave me permission to go to the party ​

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it was my birthday celebration. ​

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, I had lots of fun with my friends.

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Although

because

So

unless

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I finished my classwork, the teacher will let me get out to have my break. I cannot go out ​

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I want to ​

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I could have extra work.

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whenever

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There is a classmate who is really intelligent ​

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she is sometimes rude with me, ​

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the teacher always scolds her. ​

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she changes her attitude, she won't be allowed to participate again.

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• It

• was raining

• so

• we decided

• to stay in.

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• You can

• work in teams

• as long as

• you finish

• the work.

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• He ate

• hamburgers

• although

• he had

• a stomachache.

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• I won't

• buy a car

• unless

• I have

• money.

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• I won't check

• your work

• until

• you have

• finished.

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• I can't

• travel

• whenever

• I

• want.

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I haven't seen that movie __, so don't tell me how it ends.

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• for

• so

• but

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____ we don't need to be done until Saturday, we are going to work faster.

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• but

• Unless

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The teacher let us listen to music __ we worked on our papers.

• as soon as

• while

• lest

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Choose the correct subordinating conjunctions:

1. I ate quickly _____ I could go to play.

• whenever

• so that

• in order to

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Brush your teeth ________ you go to bed.

• Brush your teeth until you go to bed.

• Brush your teeth before you go to bed.

• Brush your teeth though you got to bed.

• Don't brush your teeth before you go to bed.

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You don't need to help me __________ you want to.

• You don't have to help me even you want to.

• You don't need to help me unless you want to.

• You should help me unless you want to.

• You need to help me unless you want to.

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It's cold outside _________ it is already summer.

• It's cold outside in order that it is already summer.

• It's not cold outside in case it is already summer.

• It's cold outside although it is already summer.

• It's snowy outside unless it is already summer.

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Jean cleaned the table ________ her mom did the dishes.

• Jean cleaned the table before her mom did the dishes.

• Jean cleaned the table while her mom did the dishes.

• Jean cleaned the table although her mom did the dishes.

• Jean cleaned the table even her mom did the dishes.

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​Neither ... nor ...

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​ I can have either pancakes or

strawberry donuts for breakfast.

​Either ... or ...

• ​It's a choice between two alternatives;

• It's considered singular.

​ " I can have pancakes or I can have strawberry donuts for breakfast. "

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​ I don't like fruit so, It can be neither

strawberry cake nor blueberry cupcakes.

​Neither ... nor ...

• Represents none of the choices;

• ​It's a negative between two alternatives;

• It's considered singular.

​ " I can't have strawberry cake and I can't have the blueberry cupcake. "

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​ I can have both muffins and chocolate cake for breakfast!

​Both ... and ...

• The two alternatives together;

• It's considered plural.

​ " I can have muffins and I chocolate cake together for breakfast. "

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​ I can have both muffins and chocolate cake for breakfast!

​Word Order

​Either, neither, and both can come at the beginning of a sentence:

Either you or I have to do it.

​or after the main verb:

You are both thoughtful and generous.

​Or, nor, and and should be in between the alternatives.

Both the office and the library are open.

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Robert and Ana are on the same team.

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___________ Dan was sick, he went to work.

• Although, Dan was sick, he went to work.

• Even if,Dan was sick, he went to work.

• In case Dan was sick, he went to work.

• Even though, Dan was sick, he went to work.

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​ ​ ___ Samantha nor Carl have kids.

• Neither

• Either

• Both

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Ana and Robert like the ocean life.

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We can go​ ​

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to your place or mine.

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​ ​ ___ Alicia nor John knows how to use the computer.

• Neither

• Either

• Both

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relatives or friends.

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either

neither

both

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• The girl

• can

• buy

• either bread

• or sweets.

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• The delivery man

• should

• both deliver

• and

• collect a signature.

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• You

• should

• neither abandon

• nor

• be indifferent towards animals.

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