Correlative Conjunctions Practice

Front

Pam was late for school and left her lunchbox in her dad's car.

Back

but she also

Front

_____ you _____ your sister may attend the movies. Both grounded this weekend.

Back

neither, nor

Front

My grandmother can neither read nor write. She is illiterate.

Back

neither, nor

Front

The man believed neither the guard nor his friend. He thought both were lying.

Back

neither, nor

Front

You can have ______ tea ______ coffee for breakfast. I'll prepare it.

Back

either, or

Front

I can’t decide _____ I should take French next year _____ take Spanish.

Back

either, or

Front

Not only my brother but also my sister ________ (be) going to a concert.

Back

is

Front

I want both the cake and the waffle. I'm so hungry. Please, put them on my plate.

Back

both, and

Front

My aunt has two children. Both ______ (work) in the US.

Back

work

Front

Neither John nor his friends _____ doing the dishes.

Back

like