MCQs

Inversion after 'scarcely' at the start of a sentence.

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

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

In a correlative structure, the second clause continues logically.

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

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

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

'Hardly' is paired with 'when'.

'Scarcely' is paired with 'when'.

'No sooner' is followed by 'than'.

'Whether' is paired with 'or'.

'Either' is paired with 'or'.

'Both' is paired with 'and'.

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

'Neither' is always paired with 'nor'.

Present Continuous -> Past Continuous.

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

Simple Present -> Simple Past.

'Will' -> 'would'.