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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Q21. Choose the correct sentence.

Study hard, and you will succeed. Study hard, but you will succeed. Study hard, or you will succeed. Study hard, so you will succeed.

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Q22. Identify the correct sentence using 'and' to add information.

The weather was cold, and it started to snow. The weather was cold, but it started to snow. The weather was cold, or it started to snow. The weather was cold, so it started to snow.

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Q23. Choose the correct sentence.

He is intelligent and hardworking. He is intelligent but hardworking. He is intelligent or hardworking. He is intelligent so hardworking.

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Q24. Choose the correct sentence using 'but' to show contrast.

She is young, but she is very wise. She is young, and she is very wise. She is young, so she is very wise. She is young, or she is very wise.

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Q25. Identify the correct sentence.

He tried hard, but he failed. He tried hard, and he failed. He tried hard, so he failed. He tried hard, or he failed.

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Q26. Choose the correct sentence.

The movie was long, but it was interesting. The movie was long, and it was interesting. The movie was long, so it was interesting. The movie was long, or it was interesting.

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Q27. Identify the correct sentence.

I wanted to help, but I had no time. I wanted to help, and I had no time. I wanted to help, so I had no time. I wanted to help, or I had no time.

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Q28. Choose the correct sentence.

She apologized, but he remained angry. She apologized, and he remained angry. She apologized, so he remained angry. She apologized, or he remained angry.

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Q29. Choose the correct sentence using 'or' to present alternatives.

Would you like tea or coffee? Would you like tea and coffee? Would you like tea but coffee? Would you like tea so coffee?

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Q30. Identify the correct sentence using 'or' as a warning.

Hurry up, or you will miss the train. Hurry up, and you will miss the train. Hurry up, but you will miss the train. Hurry up, so you will miss the train.

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

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English Grammar - Conjunction: 113 MCQs with Answers