Correlative Conjunctions

Grade 5 - Grammar - On Level

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  1. Which correlative conjunctions complete the sentence? ____ the mayor ____ the council will answer questions.

    • Both; and
    • Neither; nor
    • not only; but also
    • Either; or
  2. Which pair appears in the sentence "The answer is not only accurate but also clearly explained."?

    • not only ... but also
    • Either ... or
    • Both ... and
    • Neither ... nor
  3. Which pair is mismatched for this sentence? The answer is ____ accurate ____ clearly explained.

    • Both; and
    • Either; or
    • not only ... but also
    • either; nor
  4. Why are correlative conjunctions paired in "Neither the first source nor the second source supports the claim."?

    • they work as two matching words
    • they are always verbs
    • they name titles
    • they replace every comma
  5. Which sentence uses a correlative pair correctly?

    • Either the map and the table helps.
    • Both the source nor the chart is useful.
    • Both the chart nor the paragraph explains the data.
    • Either the mayor or the council will answer questions.
  6. Which correlative conjunctions complete the sentence? The club will meet ____ in the library ____ in the art room.

    • Both; and
    • either; or
    • Neither; nor
    • not only; but also
  7. Which pair appears in the sentence "The club will meet either in the library or in the art room."?

    • not only ... but also
    • either ... or
    • Neither ... nor
    • Both ... and
  8. Which pair is mismatched for this sentence? The garden is ____ useful ____ beautiful.

    • Either; or
    • Both; and
    • not only; but also
    • neither; or
  9. Why are correlative conjunctions paired in "Neither the title nor the heading names the exact topic."?

    • they name titles
    • they are always verbs
    • they work as two matching words
    • they replace every comma
  10. Which sentence uses a correlative pair correctly?

    • The club will meet either in the library or in the art room.
    • Either the map and the table helps.
    • neither the chart and the paragraph explains the data.
    • Both the source nor the chart is useful.
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