Conjunctions

Lyle chose both steak and salad for his dinner.

• both

• and

• for

• his

I chose neither steak nor salad for my dinner.

• chose

• neither

• nor

• for

Either you leave, or I will!

• Either

• you

• leave

• or

The dragon wanted to eat, for it was hungry.

• The

• to

• for

• was

Peanut butter and jelly is Jamal's favorite sandwich.

• and

• is

• favorite

• sandwich

Sixth and seventh grade were invited to the assembly, but eighth was not.

• and

• were

• to

• but

Sara did not know whether to swing at the ball or take the pitch.

• not

• whether

• at

• or

Mark would like to go, but he isn't allowed.

• would

• go

• but

• isn't

Anthony likes the food at this restaurant, yet he seldom eats here.

• likes

• this

• yet

• here

I don't like trick-or-treating, so I just ask my friends for candy after Halloween.

• or

• so

• my

• after