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Conjunctions in Sentence Structure

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
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1.

Fill in the blank with the correct conjunction/conjunctive adverb. If there’s no need to use a conjunction/conjunctive adverb, choose (...).

… Ashley was very sad, she still tried to comfort others.

a)

Although

b)

However

c)

Moreover

d)

.....

2.

Fill in the blank with the correct conjunction/conjunctive adverb. If there’s no need to use a conjunction/conjunctive adverb, choose (...).


Jakarta is in Indonesia, … Perth is in Australia.

a)

when

b)

but

c)

and

d)

.....

3.

Fill in the blank with the correct conjunction/conjunctive adverb. If there’s no need to use a conjunction/conjunctive adverb, choose (...).


Clark is a clever student, … he knows no manners.

a)

so

b)

but

c)

in case

d)

.....

4.

Fill in the blank with the correct conjunction/conjunctive adverb. If there’s no need to use a conjunction/conjunctive adverb, choose (...).


… she comes to our house, we hide in our rooms.

a)

Whenever

b)

Wherever

c)

However

d)

.....

5.

Fill in the blank with the correct conjunction/conjunctive adverb. If there’s no need to use a conjunction/conjunctive adverb, choose (...).


Amy doesn’t like to watch horror movies because she gets scared easily, ... she never watches one.

a)

though

b)

so

c)

but

d)

.....

6.

Fill in the blank with the correct conjunction/conjunctive adverb. If there’s no need to use a conjunction/conjunctive adverb, choose (...).


The sky is cloudy; … it's going to rain.

a)

and

b)

though

c)

however

d)

.....

7.

Fill in the blank with the correct conjunction/conjunctive adverb. If there’s no need to use a conjunction/conjunctive adverb, choose (...).


Fast food may taste delicious; ..., it's not healthy.

a)

however

b)

moreover

c)

while

d)

.....

8.

Fill in the blank with the correct conjunction/conjunctive adverb. If there’s no need to use a conjunction/conjunctive adverb, choose (...).


… Mike prefers watching comedy movies, he rented the latest spy thriller, and he enjoyed it very much.

a)

When

b)

Once

c)

Though

d)

.....

9.

Fill in the blank with the correct conjunction/conjunctive adverb. If there’s no need to use a conjunction/conjunctive adverb, choose (...).


This research reveals that an active lifestyle … can have a great impact for the good on the life expectancy of the average person.

a)

and

b)

so that

c)

since

d)

.....

10.

Fill in the blank with the correct conjunction/conjunctive adverb. If there’s no need to use a conjunction/conjunctive adverb, choose (...).


We’re welcome to come along, ... we behave ourselves.

a)

provided that

b)

because

c)

rather than

d)

.....

11.

Fill in the blank with the correct conjunction/conjunctive adverb. If there’s no need to use a conjunction/conjunctive adverb, choose (...).


We put on thick sweaters … it gets cold.

a)

although

b)

even if

c)

in case

d)

.....

12.

Fill in the blank with the correct conjunction/conjunctive adverb. If there’s no need to use a conjunction/conjunctive adverb, choose (...).


You won't be able to cancel your purchase … you've paid.

a)

once

b)

while

c)

whereas

d)

.....

13.

Fill in the blank with the correct conjunction/conjunctive adverb. If there’s no need to use a conjunction/conjunctive adverb, choose (...).


You can’t buy a house … you have enough money.

a)

after

b)

unless

c)

than

d)

.....

14.

Fill in the blank with the correct conjunction/conjunctive adverb. If there’s no need to use a conjunction/conjunctive adverb, choose (...).


Jane eats healthy, … she wants to stay in shape.

a)

so

b)

for

c)

though

d)

.....

15.

Fill in the blank with the correct conjunction/conjunctive adverb. If there’s no need to use a conjunction/conjunctive adverb, choose (...).


... driving, he rode his bike to work.

a)

Rather than

b)

While

c)

Since

d)

.....