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Practice English Grammar Conjunctions with the below Conjunction worksheet. Apart from this Conjunction worksheet, you can also go through other Conjunction exercises: Conjunction exercise 1 , Conjunction exercise 2 . Co-ordinating Conjunctions A conjunction placed between words, phrases, clauses, or sentences of equal rank, e.g. and, but, or. [ Via ] Correlative Conjunctions They get their name from the fact that they work together (co-) and relate one sentence element to another. Correlative conjunctions include pairs like "both/and," "whether/or," "either/or," "neither/nor," "not/but" and "not only/but also". [ Via ] For example He'd rather run to school than walking. Identify Co-ordinating Conjunctions: 1. Many women and children came to see the movie. 2. I wrote to him, but she did not respond. 3. Her condition became worse, so she was taken to nearby hospital. 4. We should hire a cab, otherwise we will n...

Conjunction exercise 1 Conjunction is a word that joins together sentences, phrases or words (By Brian P. Cleary). Below is a Conjunction exercise 1 focusing on Coordinating Conjunction. Examples of Coordinating Conjunction are: and, for, but, not, or, yet, so. Practice English Grammar Conjunctions with the below conjunction exercise 1. You can also go through other Conjunction exercises: Conjunction exercise 2 , Conjunction exercise 3 . 1) I bought a new house . . . . a shop for my son. A) or B) and C) so D) for 2) We were going, . . . . my brother hugged me again, . . . I had to hug him back. A) but B) not C) so D) for 3) Tacos . . . . burgers are my brother's favourite snacks. A) yet B) so C) and D) for 4) Sam is poor . . . . Michael is rich. A) yet B) so C) not D) but 5) I could not attend your wedding, . . . . I was seriously ill. A) yet B) for C) so D) but 6) Jacob is my brother . . . . Tina is my sister. A) or B) and C) so D) for 7) The security man ...