Correlative conjuctions 1
Do ____ of you have any money I can borrow?
1) either
2) neither
3) both
1) either
_____ need love and attention, and yours is no exception.
1) All children
2) None children
3) All childrens
1) All children
____ boy brought a coat.
1) both
2) either
3) neither
3) neither
A: She doesn´t go to the cinema.
B: ______
1) Neither Tom does
2) Neither does Tom
3) Neither do Tom
2) neither does Tom
Harry's dog was chasing the neighbour's cat when it hurt ...... on the fence.
1) himself
2) myself
2) itself
3) itself
Which sentence is correct?
1) Neither of they live here.
2) Neither of them lives here.
3) Neither Alice or Mark live here.
2
...............of the passengers were sleeping when the plane crashed. Luckily, ...... of them was killed.
1) None / both
2) Neither / all
3) All / none
3) All / none
Feel free to talk to ____ us.
1) either of
2) both
2) neither of
1) either of
A: Jane won´t buy a new dress.
B: _____
1) Neither will Meg
2) Neither won´t Meg
3) Either will Meg
1) Neither will Meg.
Julie wasn't at home. She had _____ to the shops.
Verb: GO
gone
Which sentence is NOT correct?
1) Both boys like hamburgers.
2) Both of the boys like hamburgers.
3) Both of boys like hamburgers.
3
You gave me four toys, and ... works. They seem broken.
1) Both of them
2) All of them
3) None of them
2) none of them
Which question is correct?
1) Do either of parents have a degree?
2) Do either your parents have a degree?
3) Do either of your parents have a degree?
3
A: Mike doesn't like playing football.
B: _________
1) Neither doesn´t Brian
2) Either does Brian
3) Brian doesn't either
3) Brian doesn't either
What would you do differently if you _____ to do this again?
1) had
2) has
3) have
3) have
He is planning to sell ...... of his cars because the old one takes up too much space in his garage and he doesn't use the new one anymore.
1) neither
2) both
3) none
2) both
_____ love each other.
1) All we
2) We all
3) All of we
2) We all
...... Mark ...... his dad have been working at the same company for 6 years.
1) None / but
2) All of / and
3) Both / and
3) Both / and
A: She isn't sleeping yet.
B: ________
1) John isn´t neither.
2) Neither isn´t John.
3) Neither is John.
3) neither is John
Come in and sit down. You _____ be tired after the journey.
1) must
2) might
3) can´t
1) must
A: Where are Frank and John today? Both them are absent.
B: _______ them are absent. They have gone to the principal's room.
1) Either of
2) Neither of
3) Both of
2) Neither of
A: Are..........those flowers red ? I'm colour-blind, so I can't see their real colour.
B:Yes, they are............red.
1) Neither at / both
2) all of / all
3) Both / none
2) all of / all
A: Do Selin and Murat like dancing?
B: Both Selin and Murat ______ dancing.
1) like
2) likes
3) liking
2) likes
A: She hasn't taken any photo.
B: _______
1) They haven´t either.
2) Either have they.
3) They have neither.
1) they haven't either.
___ lunch, I sat in the garden with a drink.
1) Made
2) Having made
3) Making
2) Having made