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Practice Questions

Just as the rain fell, ___ the wind blew hard.

A. then
B. so
C. but
D. also

'Just as...so' establishes a comparison of similarity.

nmdcat.online CORELATIVE CONJUNCTION
Jul 8, 2026

Rather than going home, ___ he went to the library.

A. but
B. and
C. he
D. so

In a correlative structure, the second clause continues logically.

nmdcat.online CORELATIVE CONJUNCTION
Jul 8, 2026

Neither Ali nor his brothers ___ coming today.

A. is
B. are
C. were
D. has

In 'neither/nor', the verb agrees with the closer subject ('brothers').

nmdcat.online CORELATIVE CONJUNCTION
Jul 8, 2026

Not only ___ but he also works during the weekends.

A. he studies
B. studies he
C. does he study
D. he does study

Inversion occurs after 'not only' when it starts a sentence.

nmdcat.online CORELATIVE CONJUNCTION
Jul 8, 2026

Neither the teacher ___ the students were present in the hall.

A. or
B. nor
C. but
D. and

'Neither' is always paired with 'nor'.

nmdcat.online CORELATIVE CONJUNCTION
Jul 8, 2026

Not only did he pass the exam, ___ he topped the class.

A. but also
B. and also
C. but
D. yet

'Not only' is paired with 'but also'.

nmdcat.online CORELATIVE CONJUNCTION
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She is both intelligent ___ hardworking.

A. and
B. as well as
C. or
D. nor

'Both' is paired with 'and'.

nmdcat.online CORELATIVE CONJUNCTION
Jul 8, 2026

Either you apologize ___ you leave this house immediately.

A. or
B. nor
C. but
D. and

'Either' is paired with 'or'.

nmdcat.online CORELATIVE CONJUNCTION
Jul 8, 2026

Whether he likes it ___ not, he must attend.

A. and
B. but
C. or
D. nor

'Whether' is paired with 'or'.

nmdcat.online CORELATIVE CONJUNCTION
Jul 8, 2026

No sooner had I reached the station ___ the train left.

A. then
B. than
C. when
D. but

'No sooner' is followed by 'than'.

nmdcat.online CORELATIVE CONJUNCTION
Jul 8, 2026

Scarcely had she finished her meal ___ the doorbell rang.

A. when
B. then
C. than
D. but

'Scarcely' is paired with 'when'.

nmdcat.online CORELATIVE CONJUNCTION
Jul 8, 2026

Hardley had they arrived ___ it started to rain.

A. when
B. than
C. then
D. but

'Hardly' is paired with 'when'.

nmdcat.online CORELATIVE CONJUNCTION
Jul 8, 2026

Such was his strength ___ he lifted the heavy rock.

A. as
B. that
C. than
D. so

'Such...that' is a correlative structure for degree.

nmdcat.online CORELATIVE CONJUNCTION
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He is so weak ___ he cannot walk.

A. that
B. as
C. than
D. but

'So...that' shows cause and effect.

nmdcat.online CORELATIVE CONJUNCTION
Jul 8, 2026

He said, “I have been here.”

A. He said that he had been there.
B. He said that he has been here.
C. He said that he had been here.
D. He said that he was there.

'Have been' -> 'had been', 'here' -> 'there'.

nmdcat.online direct and indirect narrations
Jul 8, 2026

She said, “I am studying.”

A. She said that she was studying.
B. She said that she is studying.
C. She said that she had been studying.
D. She said that she studied.

Present Continuous -> Past Continuous.

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Jul 8, 2026

He said, “I was working.”

A. He said that he had been working.
B. He said that he was working.
C. He said that he has been working.
D. He said that he worked.

Past Continuous -> Past Perfect Continuous.

nmdcat.online direct and indirect narrations
Jul 8, 2026

She said, “I worked hard.”

A. She said that she had worked hard.
B. She said that she worked hard.
C. She said that she has worked hard.
D. She said that she was working hard.

Past Simple -> Past Perfect.

nmdcat.online direct and indirect narrations
Jul 8, 2026

He said, “I have been working.”

A. He said that he had been working.
B. He said that he has been working.
C. He said that he worked.
D. He said that he was working.

Present Perfect Continuous -> Past Perfect Continuous.

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