Conjunctions – English Grammar Exercises
Grammar Exercises
- Nouns
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- Adjectives
- Tenses
- Adverbs
- Subject Verb Agreement
- Articles
- Prepositions
- Conjunctions
- Sentences
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- Punctuation and Capital Letters
- Interjections
- Modals
- Infinitives and Gerunds
- Participles
- Active and Passive Voice
- Direct and Indirect Speech
- Conditionals
- Editing/ Omitting
- Integrated Grammar Exercises
Instructions: Fill in the blanks with the correct conjunction: for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so
- Emily wanted to play outside, ______ it started raining.
- Kabir packed his bag ______ left for school.
- Would you like tea ______ coffee?
- Noah studied hard, ______ he scored excellent marks.
- The baby was sleepy, ______ he refused to sleep.
- We did not visit the zoo, ______ did we go to the museum.
- Sophia carried an umbrella, ______ the weather forecast predicted rain.
- The cake looked delicious, ______ everyone wanted another slice.
- I wanted to join the cricket match, ______ I had to finish my homework first.
- Ava was tired, ______ she completed her project before bedtime.
Answers:
- but
- and
- or
- so
- yet
- nor
- for
- so
- but
- yet
Instructions: Choose the correct conjunction from the box.
Box: because, although, if, when, while, before, after, since, unless, until
- We stayed indoors ______ it was raining heavily.
- Finish your homework ______ you watch television.
- ______ you study regularly, you will perform well.
- I have known Ethan ______ he was five years old.
- ______ the bell rang, the students entered the classroom.
- She continued reading ______ everyone else was talking.
- We waited ______ the bus arrived.
- ______ it was cold, the children enjoyed the picnic.
- You cannot enter ______ you have an ID card.
- They celebrated ______ they won the championship.
Answers:
- because
- before
- If
- since
- When
- while
- until
- Although
- unless
- after
Instructions: Complete the sentences using the correct pair of conjunctions.
Options:
- either…or
- neither…nor
- both…and
- not only…but also
- whether…or
- ______ Liam ______ Noah will represent the school.
- She is ______ intelligent ______ hardworking.
- You may choose ______ the blue dress ______ the green one.
- ______ my father ______ my mother can attend the meeting.
- I don’t know ______ we should travel today ______ tomorrow.
- ______ the teacher ______ the students enjoyed the science fair.
- The movie was ______ exciting ______ educational.
- ______ Emma ______ Olivia has completed the assignment.
- We can visit ______ Jaipur ______ Udaipur this weekend.
- The speech was ______ inspiring ______ informative.
Answers:
- Both, and
- not only, but also
- either. or
- Neither, nor
- Whether, or
- Both, and
- Both, and
- Neither, nor
- Either, or
- Both, and
Instructions: Choose the Correct Conjunction
- I will call you ______ I reach home. (when / but)
- The children were hungry, ______ they finished all the food. (so / although)
- She wanted to go swimming, ______ it was too cold. (but / because)
- ______ you practise daily, you will improve. (If / Yet)
- We can have pizza ______ sandwiches for lunch. (or / because)
- Ethan was absent ______ he was ill. (because / but)
- The dog barked loudly, ______ nobody came outside. (yet / and)
- ______ my brother ______ I enjoy cycling. (Both…and / Neither…nor)
- She studied hard ______ she could pass the exam. (so that / but)
- I won’t leave ______ you finish your work. (until / because)
Answers:
- when
- so
- but
- If
- or
- because
- yet
- Both…and
- so that
- until
Instructions: Join the Sentences Using the Conjunction in Brackets.
- Maya was tired. She completed her homework. (but)
- We wore jackets. It was very cold. (because)
- Ryan likes football. Ryan likes basketball. (and)
- Study hard. You will succeed. (if)
- You can sit here. You can sit there. (either…or)
- The train arrived. We boarded immediately. (when)
- Emma didn’t sing. Olivia didn’t sing. (neither…nor)
- I enjoy reading. My sister enjoys reading. (both…and)
- The shop was closed. We returned home. (so)
- He practised daily. He became an excellent guitarist. (because)
Answers:
- Maya was tired, but she completed her homework.
- We wore jackets because it was very cold.
- Ryan likes football and basketball.
- If you study hard, you will succeed.
- You can sit either here or there.
- When the train arrived, we boarded immediately.
- Neither Emma nor Olivia sang.
- Both I and my sister enjoy reading.
- The shop was closed, so we returned home.
- He became an excellent guitarist because he practised daily.
Instructions: Each sentence contains an incorrect conjunction. Rewrite it correctly.
- I was tired, because I finished my homework.
- Both Aarav or Ethan won the prize.
- She stayed at home so she was ill.
- Either my father and my mother will pick me up.
- We played outside although the weather was pleasant.
- I don’t know either he will come or not.
- Neither Liam or Noah attended the meeting.
- She worked hard but she wanted to succeed.
- Finish your breakfast after you leave for school.
- He was sleepy, and he kept studying.
Answers:
- I was tired, but I finished my homework.
- Both Aarav and Ethan won the prize.
- She stayed at home because she was ill.
- Either my father or my mother will pick me up.
- We played outside because the weather was pleasant.
- I don’t know whether he will come or not.
- Neither Liam nor Noah attended the meeting.
- She worked hard because she wanted to succeed.
- Finish your breakfast before you leave for school.
- He was sleepy, yet he kept studying.
