MCQs Conjunctions (coordinating, subordinating, correlative)

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1. Identify the coordinating conjunction in the sentence: “I like tea and coffee.”
(A) I
(B) and
(C) like
(D) coffee

2. Choose the subordinating conjunction: “I stayed home because it was raining.”
(A) stayed
(B) it
(C) home
(D) because

3. Identify the correlative conjunction: “Either you study hard or you will fail.”
(A) hard
(B) study
(C) either…or
(D) fail

4. Which is a coordinating conjunction? “She is smart but lazy.”
(A) lazy
(B) smart
(C) but
(D) she

5. Identify the subordinating conjunction: “Although it was raining, we went out.”
(A) raining
(B) although
(C) went
(D) out

6. Choose the correlative conjunction: “Both the teacher and the students were happy.”
(A) both…and
(B) teacher
(C) students
(D) happy

7. Identify the coordinating conjunction: “I wanted to go, yet I stayed home.”
(A) stayed
(B) wanted
(C) go
(D) yet

8. Choose the subordinating conjunction: “He left early since he had an appointment.”
(A) appointment
(B) left
(C) early
(D) since

9. Identify the correlative conjunction: “Not only did she sing, but she also danced.”
(A) sang
(B) not only… but
(C) danced
(D) did

10. Which is a coordinating conjunction? “I can call you or email you.”
(A) call
(B) or
(C) email
(D) you

11. Identify the subordinating conjunction: “We went inside after it started raining.”
(A) went
(B) after
(C) inside
(D) raining

12. Choose the correlative conjunction: “Whether you win or lose, you should try your best.”
(A) win
(B) whether…or
(C) lose
(D) best

13. Identify the coordinating conjunction: “She is tired, so she will rest.”
(A) she
(B) tired
(C) rest
(D) so

14. Choose the subordinating conjunction: “He stayed awake until the movie ended.”
(A) stayed
(B) until
(C) awake
(D) movie

15. Identify the correlative conjunction: “Both my brother and my sister are doctors.”
(A) doctors
(B) brother
(C) sister
(D) both… and

16. Which is a coordinating conjunction? “I like apples, nor do I like bananas.”
(A) apples
(B) like
(C) nor
(D) bananas

17. Identify the subordinating conjunction: “He is taller than I expected.”
(A) expected
(B) taller
(C) than
(D) he

18. Choose the correlative conjunction: “Either you apologize or face the consequences.”
(A) apologize
(B) either…or
(C) face
(D) consequences

19. Identify the coordinating conjunction: “I wanted to join, for I was free.”
(A) wanted
(B) for
(C) join
(D) was

20. Choose the subordinating conjunction: “Unless you hurry, you will miss the bus.”
(A) unless
(B) hurry
(C) miss
(D) bus

21. Identify the correlative conjunction: “Both the manager and the employees agreed.”
(A) both… and
(B) manager
(C) employees
(D) agreed

22. Which is a coordinating conjunction? “I tried hard, yet I failed.”
(A) tried
(B) yet
(C) failed
(D) hard

23. Identify the subordinating conjunction: “While I was sleeping, the phone rang.”
(A) while
(B) sleeping
(C) phone
(D) rang

24. Choose the correlative conjunction: “Neither the teacher nor the students were present.”
(A) students
(B) teacher
(C) neither… nor
(D) were

25. Identify the coordinating conjunction: “She wanted to go, but it was raining.”
(A) raining
(B) go
(C) but
(D) wanted

26. Choose the subordinating conjunction: “Because it was late, we went home.”
(A) because
(B) late
(C) went
(D) home

27. Identify the correlative conjunction: “Whether you like it or not, you must follow the rules.”
(A) follow
(B) like
(C) must
(D) whether…or

28. Which is a coordinating conjunction? “I can stay here, or I can leave.”
(A) or
(B) stay
(C) leave
(D) here

29. Identify the subordinating conjunction: “He was late since he missed the bus.”
(A) since
(B) missed
(C) bus
(D) he

30. Choose the correlative conjunction: “Both the cat and the dog are sleeping.”
(A) sleeping
(B) cat
(C) dog
(D) both… and