Correlative Conjunctions Practice

Not only was Pam late for school, ..... left her lunchbox in her dad's car.

• but she also

• but also she

• also but she

• she also but

• also she but

_____ you _____ your sister may attend the movies. You are both grounded for this weekend.

• not only, but only

• both, and

• either, or

• neither, nor

• whereas, or

My grandmother can _____read _____write. She is illiterate.

• either, or

• not only, but only

• both, and

• whereas, as

• neither, nor

The man believed_______ the guard _____ his friend. He thought that both were lying.

• neither, nor

• either, or

• both, and

• not only, but also

• if only, but

You can have ______tea ______coffee for breakfast. I'll prepare it.

• both, and

• either, or

• neither, nor

• not only, but also

• whereas, as

I can’t decide _____ I should take French next year _____ take Spanish.

• both, and

• neither, nor

• either, or

• not only, but also

• whereas, and

Not only my brother but also my sister ________ (be) going to a concert.

• is

• are

• were

• have been

• did

I want ____ the cake _____ the waffle. I am so much hungry. Please, put them on my plate.

• either, or

• neither, nor

• both, and

• not only, but on

• whether, if

My aunt has two children. Both ______ (work) in the US.

• work

• works

• working

• has worked

• worken

Neither John nor his friends _____ (like) doing the dishes.

• likes

• liking

• liken

• like

• has liked