2. Task 1: Identifying Conjunctions. Choose
the conjunction used in each sentence.
1. Neither one of them even helped out the old
woman cross the street.
2. Both James and Andrew were playing their
gadgets while the teacher is talking.
3. My best friend and I went to the beach to play with
the sand.
4. Monica does not know about Michael and Bobby,
nor about Jessica and Susan.
5. So, he hasn’t told her the truth.
3. Conjunction
is the glue that holds words,
phrases and clauses (both
dependent and independent)
together.
5. Example
• Peter and Paul are best friends.
• I am going to the market and to
the grocery store.
• My mother asked me if I am
going to wash my clothes or
wash the dishes.
22. NEITHER… NOR
A negative correlative conjunction that connects
two or more parts in a series.
Neither refers to “two things or people that are
not the case” or “not one or the other.” It is often
used in conjunction with the word nor.
24. EITHER… OR
to connect things which are the same types,
phrases, clauses, or words.
can express alternatives and/ or a choice
between two things or people.
26. WHETHER… OR
used as a conjunction to show two different
options in the sentence.
can be used both in a manner of negation and
confirmation.
27. Examples:
WHETHER… OR
I do not know whether my father is arriving by
the 8o’clock flight or 9o’clock flight.
Gwenn is still deciding whether to wear this
dress or not.
28. BOTH… AND
connect two elements in a sentence,
emphasizing their joint presence or action.
express the idea of two or more things
happening or being true simultaneously.
30. NOT ONLY… BUT ALSO
connect and emphasize 2 words or 2 phrases at
the same position.
give a little extra emphasis to the second thing
because it’s even better, or even worse, or more
surprising, or more impressive, or more shocking
than the first thing.
31. Examples:
She not only plays well but also writes
music.
Not only you but also I am planning to go.
NOT ONLY… BUT ALSO
42. 1) The rules formulated were
good, however, some
statements were of not
applicable to the English Club.
2) Students who will be delivering
their speech namely; Peter,
Paul, Edgar.
43. TASK 2: Fill in the correct
conjunction in each blank. Choose
from the conjunctions below:
since but and
however pertinently
furthermore