Types of Conjunctions

1. Samantha trained hard for the competition, _____ she won first place.

• a. although

• b. even if

• c. so

• d. yet

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2. Juris and Chin offered to sponsor a free concert, _____ they could share their talents.

• a. because

• b. since

• c. so that

• d. unless

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3. Neither grandpa _____ grandma will be able to watch the free concert.

• a. and

• b. for

• c. nor

• d. or

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4. Richard found the Halloween treats, _____ May got to hide it.

• a. as

• b. before

• c. since

• d. when

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5. She kept calm, _____ the old man started scolding her.

• a. although

• b. because

• c. until

• d. when

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6. The Santos family was supposed to travel to Boracay, _____ the flight was cancelled.

• a. and

• b. but

• c. only if

• d. rather

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7. Cris cannot join the online competition _____ her parents give permission.

• a. in case

• b. since

• c. unless

• d. when

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8. The doctor _____ reminded the patient to eat a balanced diet _____ advised her to exercise regularly.

• a. either / or

• b. just as / so

• c. not only / but also

• d. whether / or

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9. It’s _____ about how much influence you have _____ how you inspire others.

• a. as / as

• b. both / and

• c. neither / nor

• d. not / but

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10. Being a home buddy, I would _____ stay at home and read _____ go out and play

• a. either / or

• b. hardly / when

• c. neither / nor

• d. rather / than

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