WorksheetsMastering Correlative Conjunctions Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Charlotte, Harper, and William are discussing who was on time for class. Which sentence correctly uses a pair of correlative conjunctions to describe their punctuality?
Neither the teacher nor the students was late to class.
Either the teacher nor the students was late to class.
Neither the teacher or the students was late to class.
Both the teacher nor the students was late to class.
Priya and David both finished their homework, but only one of them used a subordinating conjunction to explain why! Which sentence shows a complex sentence using a subordinating conjunction?
I finished my homework, and I watched TV.
I finished my homework because I wanted to watch TV.
I finished my homework; I watched TV.
I finished my homework but watched TV.
Daniel and Scarlett are at a party! Select the sentence that correctly uses the correlative conjunctions "either/or" to show what dessert they can choose.
Either you can have cake or ice cream for dessert.
Either you can have cake and ice cream for dessert.
Either you can have cake nor ice cream for dessert.
Either you can have cake but ice cream for dessert.
Jackson and Mason are planning a trip to the park. Which sentence uses a subordinating conjunction?
Jackson will go to the park if it does not rain.
Jackson will go to the park, and it does not rain.
Jackson will go to the park, but it does not rain.
Jackson will go to the park, or it does not rain.
Mia and Anika are having a debate about their pets! Which sentence correctly uses "neither/nor" to show that both the dog and the cat dislike water?
Neither the dog or the cat likes water.
Neither the dog nor the cat likes water.
Neither the dog and the cat likes water.
Neither the dog but the cat likes water.
David and Emma both love reading! Which sentence shows a complex sentence formed with a subordinating conjunction?
Emma went to bed after she finished her book.
Emma went to bed, and she finished her book.
Emma went to bed; she finished her book.
Emma went to bed but finished her book.
Oliver and Charlotte just won a big game! Choose the sentence that correctly uses "both/and" to describe their excitement.
Both the coach or the players were excited.
Both the coach and the players were excited.
Both the coach nor the players were excited.
Both the coach but the players were excited.
Mia and Isla wanted to play outside. Which sentence uses a subordinating conjunction to show contrast between the weather and their decision?
Although it was raining, we went outside.
It was raining, and we went outside.
It was raining, but we went outside.
It was raining, or we went outside.
Benjamin and Maya are in a competition! Select the sentence that uses "not only/but also" correctly to describe Maya's amazing achievement.
Not only did she win the race but also broke the record.
Not only did she win the race and also broke the record.
Not only did she win the race or also broke the record.
Not only did she win the race nor also broke the record.
Emma, Evelyn, and Abigail were waiting for class to start. Which sentence uses a subordinating conjunction to show when they took their seats?
Before the bell rang, the students were seated.
The bell rang, and the students were seated.
The bell rang, but the students were seated.
The bell rang, or the students were seated.
Mason and Isla are planning their weekend. Choose the sentence that uses "either/or" to present a choice for them.
You can either stay here or come with us.
You can either stay here and come with us.
You can either stay here nor come with us.
You can either stay here but come with us.
Jackson, Priya, and Ava were deciding what to do after their study session. Which sentence uses a subordinating conjunction to show cause?
Since it was late, we went home.
It was late, and we went home.
It was late, but we went home.
It was late, or we went home.
Maya and Michael are shopping for shirts! Which sentence correctly uses "neither/nor" to show that both shirt options are excluded?
Neither the blue shirt nor the red shirt fits me.
Neither the blue shirt or the red shirt fits me.
Neither the blue shirt and the red shirt fits me.
Neither the blue shirt but the red shirt fits me.
Harper and Lily are preparing for a big test! Which sentence uses a subordinating conjunction to show a condition, just like when Harper says what will happen if she studies hard?
If you study hard, you will pass the test.
You study hard, and you will pass the test.
You study hard, but you will pass the test.
You study hard, or you will pass the test.
Abigail and Liam are both superstars in their class! Choose the sentence that correctly uses "both/and" to show that both of them play soccer.
Both Abigail and Liam play soccer.
Both Abigail or Liam play soccer.
Both Abigail nor Liam play soccer.
Both Abigail but Liam play soccer.
