Correlative Conjunctions Quiz 21 (25 MCQs) | Global MCQ Practice 🌍

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1. You can _____ finish the project tonight or tomorrow morning before school.

2. You may _____ have chicken, _____ you may have pizza.

3. Fill in the blank with the correct correlative conjunction.You may _____ have tea, or you may have coffee.

4. He could remember _____ Jane's address _____ her phone number. He is a forgetful person.

5. _____ fish _____ penguin is mammal.

6. Silas was determined _____ to get the job _____ to win over the crowd.

7. _____ you do your homework _____ you will stay inside for recess.

8. In Squid Game, the participants _____ win _____ lose. It depends on them.

9. Which sentence has the correct use of "both _____ and _____ "?

10. Pick the translation for:Ni _____ ni

11. Find the correct answer to join these sentences.Unemployment is a big problem in my country. It is a big world problem too.

12. The boy is _____ mean _____ unkind, in fact he is a friend to everybody.

13. You did not see Nisa and Anis yesterday because _____ were ill so they stayed at home instead of going to school.

14. I went _____ to the party _____ the wedding.

15. I would _____ have coffee _____ tea.

16. Najmee does not play football.Najmee does not play badminton.Najmee plays _____ football _____ badminton.

17. Stanley paints _____ landscapes _____ portraits, but his landscapes generally sell for more money.

18. _____ not only sad, but also angry.

19. Choose the correct correlative conjunction pair. I will be your friend _____ you stay here _____ move away.

20. _____ we go to San Francisco _____ New York for our holidays, I'll be happy.

21. The following sentence contains a compound _____ The firefighter climbed the ladder and rescued the dog.

22. That new statue is _____ large _____ lifelike.

23. What does not only _____ but also mean?

24. I like to drink tea with _____ milk and honey.

25. Identify the correlative conjunctions:Old bones can give clues to death by either disease or poison.