English Grammar - Conjunction: 113 MCQs with Answers

English Grammar - Conjunction

English Grammar- Conjunction

Learn Conjunctions in English Grammar with complete explanations, definitions, types, grammar rules, sentence usage, examples, exercises, and multiple-choice questions (MCQs). Understand Coordinating Conjunctions, Subordinating Conjunctions, Correlative Conjunctions, compound sentence formation, clause connection, common conjunctions, and grammar rules. This comprehensive guide is ideal for school students and candidates preparing for HTET, CTET, TET, SSC, Banking, UPSC, NDA, CDS, and other competitive examinations.

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Q91. Choose the correct sentence.

Hardly had she finished speaking when the audience applauded. Hardly she had finished speaking when the audience applauded. Hardly did she finish speaking than the audience applauded. Hardly she finished speaking when the audience applauded.

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Q92. Identify the correct sentence.

Hardly had the train left when I reached the platform. Hardly the train had left when I reached the platform. Hardly did the train leave than I reached the platform. Hardly the train left when I reached the platform.

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Q93. Choose the correct sentence.

Hardly had we settled down when the fire alarm rang. Hardly we had settled down when the fire alarm rang. Hardly did we settle down than the fire alarm rang. Hardly we settled down when the fire alarm rang.

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Q94. Choose the correct sentence using 'scarcely...when'.

Scarcely had she entered the room when the lights went out. Scarcely she had entered the room when the lights went out. Scarcely did she enter the room than the lights went out. Scarcely she entered the room when the lights went out.

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Q95. Identify the correct sentence.

Scarcely had the plane taken off when it started to shake. Scarcely the plane had taken off when it started to shake. Scarcely did the plane take off than it started to shake. Scarcely the plane took off when it started to shake.

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Q96. Choose the correct sentence.

Scarcely had he sat down when his phone rang. Scarcely he had sat down when his phone rang. Scarcely did he sit down than his phone rang. Scarcely he sat down when his phone rang.

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Q97. Identify the correct sentence.

Scarcely had the game started when it began to rain. Scarcely the game had started when it began to rain. Scarcely did the game start than it began to rain. Scarcely the game started when it began to rain.

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Q98. Choose the correct sentence.

Scarcely had they left when the storm hit. Scarcely they had left when the storm hit. Scarcely did they leave than the storm hit. Scarcely they left when the storm hit.

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Q99. Choose the correct sentence using 'either...or' as a conjunction.

You can either call me or send a message. You can either call me and send a message. You can either call me but send a message. You can either call me so send a message.

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Q100. Identify the correct sentence.

Either finish your homework, or you won't watch TV. Either finish your homework, and you won't watch TV. Either finish your homework, but you won't watch TV. Either finish your homework, so you won't watch TV.

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Published: 16 July 2026 | Last Updated: 08 September 2026 |

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English Grammar - Conjunction: 113 MCQs with Answers