Correlative Conjunctions Quiz

During a school debate, Emma said: 'Either Ethan wins the debate or Michael learns something new.' Identify the correlative conjunctions in Emma's statement.

• both...and

• neither...nor

• if...then

• either...or

During a school picnic, both Isla and Ethan were running towards the ice cream truck. Identify the correlative conjunctions in the previous sentence.

• both...and

• neither...nor

• either...or

• not only...but also

Michael and Abigail are practicing their English grammar. They want to use correlative conjunctions in a sentence. They decide to use 'Not only...but also...'. Can you help them complete the sentence?

• Either...or

• Not only...but also...

• Both...and

• Not only...but

Jackson, Charlotte, and Lily are planning a trip. They decided that they will either go to the beach or to the mountains. Use correlative conjunctions to complete their decision: Either...or...

• Either...or

• Both...and

• Neither...nor

• Not only...but also

Ava is throwing a party and she says to David: Either you come to the party...you miss out on all the fun. Complete the sentence with the appropriate correlative conjunction.

• so

• or

• but

• and

Aria, Arjun, and Luna are discussing their plans for the weekend. Aria says, 'Whether we go to the movies or stay at home, I just want to hang out with you guys.' Identify the pair of correlative conjunctions in Aria's statement.

• Whether...or

• Either...or

• Not only...but also

• If...then

Kai, Benjamin, and Mason were planning a trip. They decided that they would either go to the beach or the mountains. However, they could not agree on a single location. In the end, they decided that they would go neither to the beach nor to the mountains. Identify the pair of correlative conjunctions used in their decision.

• Not only...but also

• Neither...nor

• Both...and

• Either...or

During a group study session, Maya, Aiden, and Henry were discussing their English homework. They were asked to create a sentence using the correlative conjunctions 'not only...but also'. Which of the following sentences did they come up with?

• Maya said, 'She not only started her homework but also went to bed.'

• Aiden suggested, 'Not only did he fail the test but also he didn't study.'

• Henry proposed, 'She not only completed her homework but also finished her project.'

• Maya added, 'The team not only won the game but also lost the championship.'

Hannah, Aiden, and Benjamin are planning their weekend. They can either go to one place or another. Create a sentence using the correlative conjunctions 'either...or' to describe their situation.

• They can either go to the amusement park or stay at home.

• They can either have a picnic in the park or fly to the moon.

• Either their dog is black or the sky is green.

• Either they will win a lottery or become professional athletes.