Prepositions, Conjunctions, Interjections, and Verbs

Choose a correlative conjunction to complete the sentence.

____ Jason ____ Kate remembered to take out the trash last night.

• both/but also

• whether/or

• neither/nor

• either/nor

choose the prepositional phrase in the sentence.

Jason placed the ball between the yard markers, and then he started the game.

• between the yard markers

• he started the game

• and then

• Jason placed

Choose the interjection.

Darn, I dropped my ice cream cone on the ground.

• darn

• ice ceam

• ground

• dropped

Choose the sentence that contains a subordinating conjunction.

• Our math project is due next week.

• Sophia read a book while Bella napped.

• Greg has a piano recital tonight.

• Ms. Tenorio asked us to put the chairs away.

Choose the sentence that contains a correlative conjunction.

• I studied for the test, yet I am still nervous about taking it.

• Either my sister or my brother will pick us up.

• Please leave the mail on the table or the basket.

• Alexis saved seats for both of us

Choose the sentence that contains a subordinating conjunction.

• Have you heard Henry play the saxophone?

• Throw the ball Milo!

• When the rain stops, we will continue playing the baseball game.

• Matt and Kerry took a trip to Spain.

Choose the correlative conjunction to complete the sentence.

____ did they arrive early, ____ they helped set up for the party.

• either/or

• whether/or

• both/and

• not only/but also

Choose the coordinating conjunction to complete the sentence.

Fights do not settle arguments, ____ do they solve problems.

• but

• and

• yet

• nor

Choose the interjection.

Ouch! that cactus is prickly.

• that

• is

• cactus

• ouch

Choose a coordinating conjunction to complete the sentence.

The movie was great, ___ I still prefer the book.

• for

• but

• nor

• or