Multiple choice
We got wet... we had forgotten an umbrella.
a) because
b) although
c) if
d) so
a) because
... Angela ... Emma will go with you. They both are busy with their exams. (neither...nor/ either...or)
neither...nor
We have a test on Monday but I'll have to study this weekend.
so/and
You would better hurry ... it seems to rain soon.
because/as
Elephants are found either in India or in Africa
False; not only but also
Tourists ... come to Scotland enjoy visiting Loch Ness. A) who B) which C) why
D) whose E) whom
A) who
Never read the letters ... (which/that)weren't written to you.
both of them
Don't you like men whom wear jeans every day?
who
The man ... robbed the bank had two pistols.
who/that
The bee can fly as it has got wings.
True
Gallia is ... beautiful ... smart.
A) not only ... but also ... B) neither... or...
C) either ... nor... D) such... that ... E) so... that...
A) not only ... but also ...
He is fat ... (although/because) he eats too much.
because
We couldn't enjoy our holiday because the torrential rain.
because of
... many people have complained about the refuse collection system, the Council won't consider changing it.
although/though
Many birds can't find food under the snow, though they fly to warmer countries.
False: so
I don't have supper... you come.
A) because B) as C) so D) until E) and
D) until
... (since/due to)he is poor, he is happy.
none of them
Either Tom or Jane are good at telling funny stories.
both ... and
Angela has not lived in London all her life. She lived in Kingston ... seven years.
for
Fuad did not do his homework although he had enough time.
True
Your key is ... in the room... in the hall.
A) both ... and B) whether ... or C) neither ... or
D) either ... or E) no ... nor
B) whether ... or
...(despite/because) the cold water they enjoyed swimming.
despite
Jack is neither at home nor at school.
no mistake
... Nizami ... Khagant are well-known poets.
both...and
Either Sue or Bess saw them, did they
False; Neither nor