CFA: Correlative Conjunctions

In the spring, James will either start classes at Oklahoma State University as his mother wishes or attend Tulsa Tech, his father's hope.

• James, mother, father
• spring, Oklahoma State University
• either, or
• in, as

Neither the dirty laundry piled up in the laundry room nor the dirty dishes in the sink have gotten a single bit of attention this week.

• Neither, nor
• laundry, dishes
• in, of
• the, have

Mrs. Graves not only requires a 50 problem math worksheet but also assigns three IXL assignments every single week.

• requires, assigns
• not only, but also
• problem, assignments
• worksheet, assignments

Every single morning either the long Starbucks line or the many stoplights ______ Kenzie.

• annoy
• annoys

By the end of 7th hour, either the students or the teacher ______.

• cry
• cries

Neither Mrs. Campfield nor the other English teachers could contain _____ excitement when the students got A's on their quiz.

• her
• she
• their
• whose

Neither the other English teachers nor Ms. Nelson could contain ____ sadness when the students cheated on their quiz.

• her
• she
• their
• whose

_____ students appreciate summer break, ____ do teachers relish their time off.

• Not only / But also
• Just as / So
• Either / Or
• Neither / Nor

He ate ____ ten ____ twenty pieces of pie in the contest.

• Not / But
• Both / And
• Rather / Than
• Just as / So

There are ___ many dogs ____ as cats in the animal shelter looking for homes.

• As / As
• Such / That
• Rather / Than
• Neither / Nor