Identify Conjunctions Quiz

Identify the correlative conjunctions joining clauses in each of the following sentences: Either someone was shouting, or I thought that someone did.

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Identify the correlative conjunctions joining clauses in each of the following sentences: Whether he wants the book, or she wants it, doesn't matter.

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Identify the correlative conjunctions joining clauses in each of the following sentences: Both what I write, and what I sing are uninspiring.

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Identify the correlative conjunctions joining clauses in each of the following sentences: Not only will Ben do his best, but also he will do it properly.

Identify the correlative conjunctions joining clauses in each of the following sentences: Neither had my headache gone away, nor was it going away soon.

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Identify the correlative conjunctions in each of the following sentences, and mention what they join: words, phrases, or clauses. Neither the driver nor the passengers were hurt.

Identify the correlative conjunctions in each of the following sentences, and mention what they join: words, phrases, or clauses. Both the girl and her friend wanted not only the kitten but also the puppy.

Identify the correlative conjunctions in each of the following sentences, and mention what they join: words, phrases, or clauses. Whether they accept it, or they don't accept it, I am going to travel with my friends.

Identify the correlative conjunctions in each of the following sentences, and mention what they join: words, phrases, or clauses. Either you take out the trash now, or I will tell your father about your attitude.

Identify the correlative conjunctions in each of the following sentences, and mention what they join: words, phrases, or clauses. Both the engagement proposal and Sarah's reaction to it were shocking.