Conjunctions Exercises - Test 58

Test 1 of 20 in B2 · #58 of 97 overall · 20 exercises

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  1. Select the sentence where the conjunction connects two causally unrelated ideas, requiring higher-level inference:

  2. Choose the option where the conjunction introduces a hypothetical condition:

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  1. Choose the correct conjunction to complete the sentence:

    ______ she was exhausted, she kept working late into the night.

  2. Choose the correct conjunction to complete the sentence:

    I have to submit my assignment by tomorrow, ______ I haven’t finished writing it yet.

  3. Identify the option where the conjunction is used incorrectly:

  4. Pick the conjunction that expresses result:

    The lecture was so interesting ______ nobody wanted to leave the room.

  5. Choose the correct conjunction:

    You should take your umbrella ___ it starts raining later.

  6. Choose the most suitable conjunction:

    We’ll start the meeting ___ everyone has arrived.

  7. Choose the correct conjunction to contrast the ideas:

    The train was delayed by an hour, ______ no one complained about the inconvenience.

  8. Choose the correct conjunction to complete the sentence:

    We’ll have to postpone the meeting ______ the manager doesn’t arrive on time.

  9. Select the best conjunction:

    The project was extremely challenging. ___, the team managed to complete it on time.

  10. Choose the correct conjunction:

    The movie received critical acclaim ___ it tackled important social issues.

  11. Select the conjunction that expresses purpose:

    He left home early ______ he wouldn’t be late for the meeting.

  12. Select the conjunction that indicates sequence:

    She checked her emails ______ she started preparing for the meeting.

  13. Select the conjunction that suggests alternatives:

    We can visit the art museum today, ______ we can wait until next weekend.

  14. Choose the correct conjunction to fill the blank:

    We missed the bus, ______ we decided to walk to the train station instead.

  15. Pick the correct conjunction to explain the reason:

    She left the company ______ she found a better job opportunity elsewhere.

  16. Which option lists only coordinating conjunctions?

  17. Which sentence uses the conjunctions most accurately?

  18. Which sentence shows a complex sequence of actions using subordinating conjunctions?

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