📘 English Grammar Lesson

Conjunctions: English Grammar Guide

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Learn conjunctions in English grammar, including coordinating, subordinating, and correlative conjunctions, with clear examples and practice.

📝 GRAMMAR QUIZ

Conjunctions Quiz

Test your knowledge of conjunctions and practice connecting words, phrases, and sentences in everyday English.

10 Questions

5 min Estimated Time

60% Passing Score

📋 Instructions

Read each question carefully.
Choose the best answer from the four options.
Answer all 10 questions.
Use Previous and Next to review your answers.
Score 60% or more to pass the quiz.

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Question 1

Which word is a conjunction?

Quickly And Beautiful Under

“And” is a conjunction because it connects words, phrases, or ideas.

Question 2

Complete the sentence: “I like tea ___ coffee.”

But Because And Although

“And” connects two things that the speaker likes: tea and coffee.

Question 3

Choose the correct conjunction: “I was tired, ___ I finished my homework.”

But Because Or So that

“But” connects two contrasting ideas: being tired and finishing the homework.

Question 4

Complete the sentence: “Take an umbrella ___ it is raining.”

Or But And Because

“Because” introduces the reason for taking an umbrella: it is raining.

Question 5

Which conjunction shows a choice?

And Or Because Although

“Or” presents a choice between two or more possibilities, such as tea or coffee.

Question 6

Complete the sentence: “She stayed at home ___ she was sick.”

But Or Because Yet

“Because” explains why she stayed at home: she was sick.

Question 7

Which sentence uses “although” correctly?

Although it was cold, we went outside. Although the cold. We although went outside cold. Although we went outside because.

“Although” introduces a contrasting idea. It was cold, but we still went outside.

Question 8

Complete the sentence: “Hurry up, ___ you will miss the bus.”

And Because Although Or

“Or” introduces the negative result that may happen if you do not hurry.

Question 9

Choose the correct conjunction: “He studied hard, ___ he passed the exam.”

But So Although Or

“So” introduces a result. He studied hard, and the result was that he passed the exam.

Question 10

What is the main purpose of conjunctions?

To describe nouns To show the position of things To connect words, phrases, or clauses To express only strong emotions

Conjunctions connect words, phrases, and clauses, helping ideas flow together in sentences.

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