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Conjunctions are words that link other words, phrases, or clauses. They help make sentences flow smoothly. Understanding function of conjunctions can make writing and speaking easier for everyone.
Kids and students will find it fun to use conjunctions to connect their ideas. Teachers and mothers can teach these words to help explain complex thoughts simply. Knowing how to use conjunctions solves many common grammar problems.
By Understanding conjunctions, all learners can improve their grammar skills. It helps in making sentences clear and easy to understand. Mastering conjunctions is a valuable skill for everyone.
1. Co-coordinating. Conjunction.
2. Subordinating Conjunction.
3. Correlative Conjunction.
A coordinating conjunction connects words, phrases, and clauses that are equal in structure and importance.
Word | Example Sentences |
For | Jack wanted to go for a walk, but it started raining |
And | She can play the piano and the violin. |
Nor | Frank did not like the movie, nor did he enjoy the book |
But | I wanted to attend the party, but I had to finish my homework first. |
Or | Would you like tea or coffee? |
a) Cumulative or Copulative Conjunction.
b) Alternative Conjunction.
c) Adversative Conjunction.
d) Illative Conjunction.
This is a coordinating conjunction used to add one sentence or phrase to another.
Word | Example Sentences |
And | I bought apples and oranges. |
Both…and | Both the cat and the dog are asleep. |
As well as | She sings as well as dances. |
Not only…but also | Not only did he study hard, but also he aced the exam. |
No less than | She is no less than a hero in our eyes. |
It may be defined as a coordinating conjunction used to present alternatives between two phrases or sentences.
Word | Example Sentences |
Or | You can have tea or coffee. |
Either…or | Either you start now, or you will miss the deadline. |
Neither…nor | She likes neither the beach nor the mountains. |
Otherwise | Do your homework, Otherwise, you will not go out. |
Else | Do your homework, or else you will not go out. |
It may be defined as a coordinating conjunction that expresses opposition or contrast between two sentences or phrases.
Word | Example Sentences |
But | She was tired, nevertheless, she finished her homework. |
Still | She was tired, nevertheless, she finished her homework. |
Yet | The weather was cold, yet we enjoyed our trip. |
Nevertheless | She was tired, nevertheless she finished her homework. |
Whereas | He likes coffee, whereas she prefers tea. |
An illative conjunction joins two phrases where the first phrase refers to the second phrase.
Word | Example Sentences |
For | She reached school late, for she missed her first lecture. |
Therefore | It was raining, therefore we stayed indoors. |
Thus | He studied hard, thus he passed the exam. |
So | She was hungry, so she made a sandwich. |
Hence | He was ill, hence he didn’t go to work. |
It may be defined as combining two clauses, making one more important than the other.
Example Word | Example Sentences |
Because | Because it was raining, we stayed indoors. |
Although | Although she was tired, she finished her homework. |
Since | Since he moved to the city, he has been very busy. |
Unless | You cannot go out to play unless you finish your chores. |
While | While I was cooking, she was setting the table |
Such as:
Apposition
Cause or Reason
Purpose
Concession
Condition
Comparison
Manner
Time
Effect
Apposition in subordinating conjunctions occurs when two noun phrases, related by the conjunction, identify the same entity.
Word | Example Sentences |
Although | Although it was cold, the sun was shining brightly. |
Since | Since we met, we have been inseparable. |
While | While the teacher explained the lesson, the students took notes. |
As | As the day ended, the crowd dispersed. |
Because | Because the road was icy, the school declared a holiday. |
It may be defined as subordinating conjunctions that introduce clauses to show the cause or reason for an action.
Word | Example Sentences |
Because | Because it was raining, we stayed indoors. |
Although | Although she was tired, she finished her homework. |
Since | Since he moved to the city, he has been very busy. |
Unless | You cannot go out to play unless you finish your chores. |
While | While I was cooking, she was setting the table. |
A purpose-subordinating conjunction introduces the reason or aim of an action in the main clause.
Word | Example Sentences |
so that | He studied hard so that he could pass the exam. |
in order that | She saved money in order that she could buy a new car. |
lest | He spoke softly lest he wake the baby. |
for fear that | She took the umbrella for fear that it might rain. |
to | He went early to secure a good seat. |
A concession subordinating conjunction introduces a clause that expresses a contrast or obstacle to the main clause.
Word | Example Sentences |
although | Although she was tired, she finished her homework. |
though | He was happy though he had little money. |
even though | Even though it was late, they continued working. |
whereas | She is very punctual, whereas her brother is always late. |
while | While I prefer tea, he likes coffee. |
It may be defined as introducing dependent clauses that describe conditions for potential events.
Word | Example Sentence |
If | If it rains, we will cancel the picnic. |
In case | In case you arrive early, wait for us at the cafe. |
Unless | You can’t watch TV unless you finish your homework. |
Even if | Even if I’m busy, I’ll make time for you. |
Whether… or not | Whether you pass or fail, I’ll be proud of your effort. |
These Subordinating conjunctions compare elements between the main clause and the subordinate clause.
Word | Example Sentence |
Than | He is taller than his brother. |
Rather than | She chose to write rather than type. |
Instead of | Instead of complaining, he offered a solution. |
Although | Although it’s expensive, it’s worth the investment. |
Whereas | He likes to travel, whereas his wife prefers to stay home. |
Subordinating conjunctions of manner introduce adverbial clauses that describe how an action occurs.
Word | Example Sentence |
As | He acted as his conscience dictated. |
As if | She sings as if no one is listening. |
As though | He looked as though he had seen a ghost. |
In the way that | In the way that she manages, you can see her expertise. |
How | I remember how she used to make us laugh. |
It introduces clauses that specify when something happens.
Word | Example Sentence |
After | After the movie ended, we went for dinner. |
Before | Before she calls, make sure you have the report ready. |
As soon as | As soon as he arrives, let me know. |
Since | Since we last met, much has changed. |
It connects a dependent clause to an independent clause, often indicating a shift in cause, time, or place.
Word | Example Sentence |
Because | Because it was raining, we stayed indoors. |
Although | Although she was tired, she finished her homework. |
Since | Since he moved to the city, he has been very busy. |
Unless | You cannot go out to play unless you finish your chores. |
While | While I was cooking, she was setting the table. |
Correlative conjunctions are pairs of words that work together to link words, phrases, or clauses in a sentence, emphasizing the relationship between the linked elements. They help balance sentences and add clarity or contrast to the ideas expressed.
Example Word | Example Sentences |
Both…and | Both the manager and her assistant were responsible for the project’s success. |
Not only…but also | Not only did he win the race, but he also set a new record. |
Either…or | You can either stay here or come with us to the cinema. |
Neither…nor | Neither the rain nor the cold stopped them from completing their hike. |
Whether…or | Whether you agree or disagree, we need to make a decision now. |
Conjunctions | Functions |
Co-coordinating Conjunction | Connects words, phrases, and clauses that are equal in structure and importance. |
Subordinating Conjunction | Joins a dependent clause to an independent clause. |
Correlative Conjunction | Pairs up together to relate one sentence element to another. |
Copulative Conjunction | Adds one statement or element to another in a non-contrasting manner. |
Alternative Conjunction | Offers a choice between one statement or element and another. |
Adversative Conjunction | Indicates a contrast or opposition between elements. |
Illative Conjunction | Introduces an inference or conclusion from statements given before. |
Apposition | Introduces a noun or phrase that explains or identifies another noun. |
Cause or Reason | Introduces a reason for the action in the main clause. |
Purpose | Indicates the purpose or intent of the action in the main clause. |
Concession | Introduces a statement that contrasts with the main idea. |
Condition | Specifies the condition under which something will happen. |
Comparison | Shows how two different ideas or objects are similar or different. |
Manner | Describes the way or manner in which something happens. |
Time | Specifies when something happens. |
Effect | Indicates the result of an action. |
Conjunctions join words and ideas smoothly, improving sentence clarity. Learning conjunctions benefits everyone, from kids to adults, making writing and speaking more effective. For teachers and mothers, conjunctions simplify grammar teaching. Mastering conjunctions leads to better communication, and solving common grammar issues.
Conjunctions are words that link words, phrases, or clauses in a sentence. They help create smoother and more coherent sentences.
There are three main types of conjunctions: coordinating, subordinating, and correlative. Each type serves a different function in connecting sentence elements.
Coordinating conjunctions connect words, phrases, or independent clauses that are grammatically equal. Examples include “and,” “but,” and “or.”
Subordinating conjunctions join an independent clause with a dependent clause. They show relationships like cause and effect or contrast, such as “because” and “although.”
Correlative conjunctions work in pairs to link related elements of a sentence. Examples are “either…or” and “neither…nor.”
Conjunctions are crucial for making sentences flow smoothly and logically. They help avoid choppy sentences and enhance the readability of your writing.
1. She can sing ____ dance.
a. but
b. or
c. nor
d. for
Answer: b. She can sing or dance.
2. I tried to call you ____ you did not answer.
a. or
b. for
c. and
d. yet
Answer: c. I tried to call you and you did not answer.
3. He likes tea ____ coffee.
a. nor
b. but
c. or
d. for
Answer: c. He likes tea or coffee.
4. We could go to the park ____ stay home.
a. and
b. or
c. but
d. nor
Answer: b. We could go to the park or stay home.
5. She was tired ____ she stayed up late.
a. and
b. yet
c. for
d. but
Answer: a. She was tired and she stayed up late.
6. It was raining, ____ we went out anyway.
a. or
b. nor
c. but
d. for
Answer: c. It was raining, but we went out anyway.
7. He must be sick, ____ he is not at work.
a. and
b. for
c. nor
d. but
Answer: b. He must be sick, for he is not at work.
8. I wanted to buy the book ____ I didn’t have enough money.
a. or
b. but
c. nor
d. and
Answer: b. I wanted to buy the book but I didn’t have enough money.
9. They neither called ____ visited us.
a. or
b. nor
c. but
d. and
Answer: b. They neither called nor visited us.
10. She had to leave ____ take care of her sister.
a. or
b. but
c. and
d. for
Answer: c. She had to leave and take care of her sister.
1. We waited at home ____ he arrived.
a. until
b. because
c. although
d. that
Answer: a. We waited at home until he arrived.
2. They won’t succeed ____ they work harder.
a. unless
b. because
c. while
d. that
Answer: a. They won’t succeed unless they work harder.
3. I didn’t go out ____ it was raining.
a. although
b. because
c. unless
d. since
Answer: b. I didn’t go out because it was raining.
4. ____ you study, you will pass the test.
a. Although
b. Because
c. If
d. Unless
Answer: c. If you study, you will pass the test.
5. She was upset ____ she failed the exam.
a. because
b. unless
c. although
d. since
Answer: a. She was upset because she failed the exam.
6. ____ he tried his best, he couldn’t win the race.
a. Although
b. Because
c. If
d. Unless
Answer: a. Although he tried his best, he couldn’t win the race.
7. We’ll go on a trip ____ the weather is good.
a. if
b. because
c. unless
d. although
Answer: a. We’ll go on a trip if the weather is good.
8. She can’t join us ____ she gets permission from her parents.
a. unless
b. because
c. if
d. although
Answer: a. She can’t join us unless she gets permission from her parents.
9. I was late ____ there was a lot of traffic.
a. because
b. if
c. although
d. unless
Answer: a. I was late because there was a
10. I was late ____ there was a lot of traffic.
a. because
b. if
c. although
d. unless
Answer: a. I was late because there was a lot of traffic.
11. ____ it rains, we will have to cancel the picnic.
a. If
b. Because
c. Although
d. Unless
Answer: a. If it rains, we will have to cancel the picnic.
1. Either you must start working harder ____ you will fail the course.
a. or
b. and
c. but
d. nor
Answer: a. Either you must start working harder or you will fail the course.
2. Both the cat ____ the dog are sleeping.
a. and
b. but
c. or
d. nor
Answer: a. Both the cat and the dog are sleeping.
3. Not only did he apologize ____ he also offered to help.
a. but also
b. and
c. or
d. nor
Answer: a. Not only did he apologize but also he offered to help.
4. You must decide ____ to stay ____ to leave.
a. either, or
b. both, and
c. not only, but also
d. whether, or
Answer: a. You must decide either to stay or to leave.
5. She is ____ smart ____ hardworking.
a. both, and
b. either, or
c. neither, nor
d. not only, but also
Answer: a. She is both smart and hardworking.
6. Neither can he sing ____ can he dance.
a. nor
b. or
c. but
d. and
Answer: a. Neither can he sing nor can he dance.
7. You can have ____ the apple ____ the orange.
a. either, or
b. neither, nor
c. both, and
d. not only, but also
Answer: a. You can have either the apple or the orange.
8. ____ was he late, ____ did he fail to apologize.
a. Not only, but also
b. Either, or
c. Both, and
d. Neither, nor
Answer: a. Not only was he late, but also he did not apologize.
9. ____ you help me with this ____ not?
a. Whether, or
b. Either, or
c. Both, and
d. Neither, nor
Answer: a. Whether you help me with this or not.
10. She will attend the meeting ____ she will send a representative.
a. either, or
b. both, and
c. neither, nor
d. not only, but also
Answer: a. She will attend the meeting or she will send a representative.
1. He works hard ____ he might succeed.
a. and
b. but
c. or
d. nor
Answer: a. He works hard and he might succeed.
2. She bought apples ____ oranges from the market.
a. and
b. but
c. or
d. nor
Answer: a. She bought apples and oranges from the market.
3. They came, they saw, ____ they conquered.
a. and
b. but
c. or
d. nor
Answer: a. They came, they saw, and they conquered.
4. He reads ____ he writes every day.
a. and
b. but
c. or
d. nor
Answer: a. He reads and he writes every day.
5. She sings ____ dances in the concert.
a. and
b. but
c. or
d. nor
Answer: a. She sings and dances in the concert.
6. We need to clean up ____ get ready quickly.
a. and
b. but
c. or
d. nor
Answer: a. We need
7. We need to clean up ____ get ready quickly.
a. and
b. but
c. or
d. nor
Answer: a. We need to clean up and get ready quickly.
8. He enjoys reading books ____ listening to music.
a. and
b. but
c. or
d. nor
Answer: a. He enjoys reading books and listening to music.
9. She cooked dinner ____ prepared dessert.
a. and
b. but
c. or
d. nor
Answer: a. She cooked dinner and prepared dessert.
10. They studied hard ____ passed the exam.
a. and
b. but
c. or
d. nor
Answer: a. They studied hard and passed the exam.
11. He saves money ____ invests wisely.
a. and
b. but
c. or
d. nor
Answer: a. He saves money and invests wisely.
1. You can either go by car ____ by bus.
a. or
b. and
c. nor
d. but
Answer: a. You can either go by car or by bus.
She must choose between tea ____ coffee.
a. or
b. and
c. nor
d. but
Answer: a. She must choose between tea or coffee.
2. Would you prefer chocolate ____ vanilla?
a. or
b. and
c. nor
d. but
Answer: a. Would you prefer chocolate or vanilla?
3. You can either study now ____ watch TV later.
a. or
b. and
c. nor
d. but
Answer: a. You can either study now or watch TV later.
4. They could travel by train ____ by plane.
a. or
b. and
c. nor
d. but
Answer: a. They could travel by train or by plane.
5. You must decide to speak now ____ hold your peace.
a. or
b. and
c. nor
d. but
Answer: a. You must decide to speak now or hold your peace.
6. Eat your vegetables ____ you won’t get dessert.
a. or
b. and
c. nor
d. but
Answer: a. Eat your vegetables or you won’t get dessert.
7. He could join us for dinner ____ he can meet us later.
a. or
b. and
c. nor
d. but
Answer: a. He could join us for dinner or he can meet us later.
8. Choose to act ____ leave the stage.
a. or
b. and
c. nor
d. but
Answer: a. Choose to act or leave the stage.
9. Answer the question now ____ remain silent.
a. or
b. and
c. nor
d. but
Answer: a. Answer the question now or remain silent.
1. She wanted to go ____ it was too late.
a. but
b. and
c. or
d. nor
Answer: a. She wanted to go but it was too late.
2. He likes coffee ____ not black tea.
a. nor
b. but
c. or
d. yet
Answer: b. He likes coffee but not black tea.
3. The cake was delicious ____ too sweet.
a. and
b. or
c. but
d. nor
Answer: c. The cake was delicious but too sweet.
4. I tried to help ____ they refused.
a. or
b. yet
c. but
d. nor
Answer: c. I tried to help but they refused.
5.He was fast ____ not fast enough to win.
a. but
b. and
c. or
d. yet
Answer: a. He was fast but not fast enough to win.
6. She is very smart ____ somewhat lazy.
a. yet
b. but
c. or
d. nor
Answer: b. She is very smart but somewhat lazy.
7. The movie was interesting ____ a bit too long.
a. but
b. and
c. or
d. yet
Answer: a. The movie was interesting but a bit too long.
8. They were all excited to see the concert ____ the tickets were sold out.
a. but
b. and
c. or
d. yet
Answer: a. They were all excited to see the concert but the tickets were sold out.
9. The car is quite reliable ____ needs some minor repairs.
a. but
b. and
c. or
d. yet
Answer: a. The car is quite reliable but needs some minor repairs.
10. She studies hard ____ often feels unprepared.
a. but
b. and
c. or
d. yet
Answer: a. She studies hard but often feels unprepared.
1. The road was slippery, ____ there were many accidents.
a. therefore
b. but
c. or
d. and
Answer: a. The road was slippery, therefore there were many accidents.
2. She passed all her exams, ____ she graduated with honors.
a. therefore
b. but
c. and
d. hence
Answer: d. She passed all her exams, hence she graduated with honors.
3. They gave their best performance, ____ they won the competition.
a. thus
b. but
c. or
d. therefore
Answer: a. They gave their best performance, thus they won the competition.
4. He forgot to set his alarm, ____ he was late to the meeting.
a. therefore
b. but
c. and
d. hence
Answer: a. He forgot to set his alarm, therefore he was late to the meeting.
5. It rained heavily last night, ____ the ground is still wet.
a. therefore
b. but
c. hence
d. thus
Answer: c. It rained heavily last night, hence the ground is still wet.
6. The company has been making profits, ____ it will expand next year.
a. thus
b. but
c. or
d. therefore
Answer: a. The company has been making profits, thus it will expand next year.
7. They have all the necessary qualifications, ____ they easily got the job.
a. therefore
b. but
c. and
d. hence
Answer: d. They have all the necessary qualifications, hence they easily got the job.
8. Traffic was heavy, ____ the commute took longer than expected.
a. therefore
b. but
c. or
d. thus
Answer: d. Traffic was heavy, thus the commute took longer than expected.
9. He did not study at all, ____ he failed the exam.
a. therefore
b. but
c. and
d. thus
Answer: a. He did not study at all, therefore he failed the exam.
10. The team worked efficiently, ____ the project was completed ahead of schedule.
a. therefore
b. but
c. and
d. thus
Answer: d. The team worked efficiently, thus the project was completed ahead of schedule.
1. My brother, ____ is a doctor, lives in New York.
a. who
b. that
c. which
d. whom
Answer: a. My brother, who is a doctor, lives in New York.
2. The novel “War and Peace”, ____ is considered a masterpiece, was written by Tolstoy.
a. that
b. which
c. who
d. whom
Answer: b. The novel “War and Peace”, which is considered a masterpiece, was written by Tolstoy.
3. Mozart, ____ was a prolific composer, lived in the 18th century.
a. who
b. that
c. which
d. whom
Answer: a. Mozart, who was a prolific composer, lived in the 18th century.
4. The city of Paris, ____ is known for its culture, attracts millions of tourists.
a. that
b. which
c. who
d. where
Answer: b. The city of Paris, which is known for its culture, attracts millions of tourists.
5. His painting “Starry Night”, ____ hangs in the museum, is very famous.
a. that
b. which
c. who
d. where
Answer: b. His painting “Starry Night”, which hangs in the museum, is very famous.
6. Albert Einstein, ____ developed the theory of relativity, won a Nobel Prize.
a. who
b. that
c. which
d. whom
Answer: a. Albert Einstein, who developed the theory of relativity, won a Nobel Prize.
7. The book you lent me, ____ was very engaging, helped me understand history better.
a. that
b. which
c. who
d. where
Answer: b. The book you lent me, which was very engaging, helped me understand history better.
8. The restaurant, ____ is located downtown, serves excellent seafood.
a. that
b. which
c. who
d. where
Answer: b. The restaurant, which is located downtown, serves excellent seafood.
9. Her essay, ____ won the first prize, was about environmental conservation.
a. that
b. which
c. who
d. whom
Answer: b. Her essay, which won the first prize, was about environmental conservation.
10. The Treaty of Versailles, ____ ended World War I, was signed in 1919.
a. that
b. which
c. who
d. where
Answer: b. The Treaty of Versailles, which ended World War I, was signed in 1919.
1. He stayed home ____ he was feeling sick.
a. because
b. although
c. unless
d. if
Answer: a. He stayed home because he was feeling sick.
2. She didn’t come to the party ____ she had a prior engagement.
a. since
b. although
c. unless
d. because
Answer: d. She didn’t come to the party because she had a prior engagement.
3. They canceled the trip ____ it was raining heavily.
a. since
b. although
c. unless
d. because
Answer: a. They canceled the trip since it was raining heavily.
4. ____ there was a lot of traffic, we arrived late.
a. Since
b. Although
c. Unless
d. Because
Answer: a. Since there was a lot of traffic, we arrived late.
5. She accepted the job offer ____ it offered a great salary.
a. because
b. although
c. unless
d. if
Answer: a. She accepted the job offer because it offered a great salary.
6. We postponed the meeting ____ several key members were unavailable.
a. since
b. although
c. unless
d. because
Answer: a. We postponed the meeting since several key members were unavailable.
7. They are moving to a new city ____ they want a change of environment.
a. because
b. although
c. unless
d. if
Answer: a. They are moving to a new city because they want a change of environment.
8.____ the storm, the event was canceled.
a. Because of
b. Although
c. Unless
d. Since
Answer: a. Because of the storm, the event was canceled.
9. We must leave now ____ we’ll miss our flight.
a. because
b. although
c. unless
d. if
Answer: a. We must leave now because we’ll miss our flight.
10.I couldn’t sleep ____ I was worried about the exam.
a. because
b. although
c. unless
d. if
Answer: a. I couldn’t sleep because I was worried about the exam.
1. He saved money ____ he could buy a new car.
a. so that
b. although
c. unless
d. because
Answer: a. He saved money so that he could buy a new car.
2. We left early ____ we would not miss the beginning of the movie.
a. so that
b. although
c. unless
d. because
Answer: a. We left early so that we would not miss the beginning of the movie.
3. She is studying hard ____ she can pass her exams.
a. so that
b. although
c. unless
d. because
Answer: a. She is studying hard so that she can pass her exams.
4. I took an umbrella ____ I wouldn’t get wet.
a. so that
b. although
c. unless
d. because
Answer: a. I took an umbrella so that I wouldn’t get wet.
5. They are hiring more staff ____ they can increase production.
a. so that
b. although
c. unless
d. because
Answer: a. They are hiring more staff so that they can increase production.
6. Turn down the music ____ the neighbors won’t complain.
a. so that
b. although
c. unless
d. because
Answer: a. Turn down the music so that the neighbors won’t complain.
7. Speak clearly ____ everyone can understand you.
a. so that
b. although
c. unless
d. because
Answer: a. Speak clearly so that everyone can understand you.
8. Write down the directions ____ you don’t get lost.
a. so that
b. although
c. unless
d. because
Answer: a. Write down the directions so that you don’t get lost.
9. She worked overtime ____ she could afford the trip
a. so that
b. although
c. unless
d. because
Answer: a. She worked overtime so that she could afford the trip.
10. He studies every night ____ he can maintain his grades.
a. so that
b. although
c. unless
d. because
Answer: a. He studies every night so that he can maintain his grades.
1.____ it was raining, we still went hiking.
a. Although
b. Because
c. Unless
d. Since
Answer: a. Although it was raining, we still went hiking.
2. She went to work ____ she felt unwell.
a. although
b. because
c. unless
d. so that
Answer: a. She went to work although she felt unwell.
3.____ I understand your point, I don’t agree with it.
a. Although
b. Because
c. Unless
d. Since
Answer: a. Although I understand your point, I don’t agree with it.
4. He is happy here ____ he misses his family.
a. although
b. because
c. unless
d. so that
Answer: a. He is happy here although he misses his family.
5.____ the difficulty, she completed the task.
a. Despite
b. Because
c. Unless
d. So that
Answer: a. Despite the difficulty, she completed the task.
6. They decided to buy the house ____ its high cost.
a. despite
b. because
c. unless
d. so that
Answer: a. They decided to buy the house despite its high cost.
7. ____ he was late, he stopped to buy coffee.
a. Although
b. Because
c. Unless
d. Since
Answer: a. Although he was late, he stopped to buy coffee.
8. We enjoyed the picnic ____ the cold weather.
a. despite
b. because
c. unless
d. so that
Answer: a. We enjoyed the picnic despite the cold weather.
9. She will attend the meeting ____ her busy schedule.
a. despite
b. because
c. unless
d. so that
Answer: a. She will attend the meeting despite her busy schedule.
10.He smiled ____ his disappointment.
a. despite
b. because
c. unless
d. so that
Answer: a. He smiled despite his disappointment.
1. We will go swimming ____ it doesn’t rain.
a. if
b. although
c. because
d. unless
Answer: a. We will go swimming if it doesn’t rain.
2. You can borrow my car ____ you return it by tonight.
a. if
b. although
c. because
d. unless
Answer: a. You can borrow my car if you return it by tonight.
3. She will be upset ____ you don’t tell her the truth.
a. unless
b. if
c. although
d. because
Answer: b. She will be upset if you don’t tell her the truth.
4.____ you study, you will not pass the exam.
a. Unless
b. If
c. Although
d. Because
Answer: a. Unless you study, you will not pass the exam.
5. They will arrive on time ____ there is no traffic.
a. if
b. unless
c. although
d. because
Answer: a. They will arrive on time if there is no traffic.
1. She is as tall ____ her sister.
a. as
b. like
c. than
d. to
Answer: a. She is as tall as her sister.
2. He runs faster ____ anyone else in the team.
a. than
b. as
c. like
d. to
Answer: a. He runs faster than anyone else in the team.
3. This exam is just as hard ____ the last one.
a. as
b. than
c. like
d. to
Answer: a. This exam is just as hard as the last one.
4. Her cooking is better ____ mine.
a. than
b. as
c. like
d. to
Answer: a. Her cooking is better than mine.
5. It tastes more like chicken ____ fish.
a. than
b. as
c. like
d. to
Answer: c. It tastes more like chicken than fish.
6. His approach is different ____ ours.
a. than
b. as
c. like
d. to
Answer: a. His approach is different than ours.
7. They work as efficiently ____ we do.
a. as
b. than
c. like
d. to
Answer: a. They work as efficiently as we do.
1. She dances _______ she has been professionally trained.
a.as
b. since
c. because
d. like
Answer: d. She dances like she has been professionally trained.
2.He speaks _______ he knows the subject well.
Answer: a. He speaks as if he knows the subject well.
3. They reacted _______ they had expected the news.
Answer: a. They reacted as though they had expected the news.
4.She handled the situation _______ she was an expert.
Answer: a. She handled the situation as if she were an expert.
5. He acts _______ he owns the place.
Answer: a. He acts like he owns the place.
6. They whisper _______ they are in a library.
Answer: a. They whisper as though they are in a library.
7. She sings _______ she is on stage.
Answer: a. She sings as if she is on stage.
8. He saves money _______ he plans to travel the world.
Answer: c. He saves money because he plans to travel the world.
9. They treat him _______ he were family.
Answer: a. They treat him as though he were family.
10.She smiles _______ she hears good news.
Answer: a. She smiles as if she hears good news.
1. I will call you _______ I arrive.
Answer: a. I will call you when I arrive.
2. She studied _______ it was late.
Answer: d. She studied until it was late.
3. We waited _______ the rain stopped.
Answer: a. We waited until the rain stopped.
4. They played games _______ the sunset.
Answer: a. They played games while the sunset.
5. He reads _______ he commutes.
Answer: a. He reads while he commutes.
6. We’ll start the meeting _______ everyone is here.
Answer: a. We’ll start the meeting as soon as everyone is here.
7. She calls her mother _______ she needs advice.
Answer: a. She calls her mother whenever she needs advice.
8. They go hiking _______ the weather is good.
Answer: a. They go hiking whenever the weather is good.
9. He stayed at work _______ he finished the report.
Answer: a. He stayed at work until he finished the report.
10.We listen to music _______ we clean the house.
Answer: a. We listen to music while we clean the house.
1. He studied hard _______ he could pass the exam.
Answer: a. He studied hard so that he could pass the exam.
2. They saved money _______ they could buy a house.
Answer: a. They saved money so that they could buy a house.
3. She worked extra hours _______ she could afford the trip.
Answer: a. She worked extra hours so that she could afford the trip.