soal bahasa inggris tentang correlative kelas X

Which sentence correctly uses the correlative conjunction “either…or”?

• a. You can either go for a walk or stay at home.

• b. Either you go for a walk, or stay at home.

• c. You can go for a walk either or stay at home.

• d. Either you can go for a walk but stay at home.

Which sentence correctly uses the correlative conjunction “neither…nor”?

• a. Neither Jack nor Tom likes pizza.

• b. Neither Jack or Tom like pizza.

• c. Neither Jack nor Tom like pizza.

• d. Neither Jack or Tom likes pizza.

What is the correct use of “whether…or”?

• a. I can’t decide whether to stay home or go out.

• b. I can’t decide whether stay home or go out.

• c. I can’t decide whether to stay home or going out.

• d. I can’t decide whether staying home or going out.

Which sentence uses “both…and” correctly?

• a. Both the movie and the book was exciting.

• b. Both the movie and the book are exciting.

• c. Both the movie and the book is exciting.

• d. Both the movie and the book were exciting.

Choose the correct sentence using “either…or”.

• a. You either need to study harder or drop the course.

• b. Either you need to study harder or you will drop the course.

• c. Either you need study harder or drop the course.

• d. You need either to study harder or to drop the course.

What is the correct use of “not only…but also”?

• a. She can not only play the piano but also sings well.

• b. She not only can play the piano but also sing well.

• c. She can not only play the piano but also sing well.

• d. She not only plays the piano but also singing well.

Which of the following is correct?

• a. Neither the teacher nor the students were prepared

• b. Neither the teacher nor the students was prepared.

• c. Neither the teacher nor the students are prepared.

• d. Neither the teacher nor the students is prepared.

Which is an example of “whether…or”?

• a. I don’t know whether we should eat now or later.

• b. I don’t know whether should we eat now or later.

• c. I don’t know whether or not we eat now or later.

• d. I don’t know whether we should eat now and later.

Which sentence correctly uses “not only…but also”?

• a. She is not only kind but also intelligent.

• b. She is not only kind, but also is intelligent.

• c. She not only kind but also is intelligent.

• d. She is not only kind but also she is intelligent.

What is the correct use of “both…and”?

• a. Both Anna is hardworking, and creative.

• b. Both Anna and Sarah are hardworking.

• c. Both Anna and Sarah is hardworking.

• d. Both Anna is hardworking and Sarah is creative.