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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Q41. Choose the correct sentence.

Since he is the manager, he makes the final decisions. Although he is the manager, he makes the final decisions. Unless he is the manager, he makes the final decisions. While he is the manager, he makes the final decisions.

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Q42. Identify the correct sentence.

She has been unwell since Monday. She has been unwell for Monday. She has been unwell because Monday. She has been unwell while Monday.

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Q43. Choose the correct sentence.

Since you are here, let's start the meeting. Although you are here, let's start the meeting. Unless you are here, let's start the meeting. While you are here, let's start the meeting.

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Q44. Choose the correct sentence using 'as' to give a reason.

As it was getting dark, they decided to return home. Although it was getting dark, they decided to return home. Unless it was getting dark, they decided to return home. While it was getting dark, they decided to return home.

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Q45. Identify the correct sentence using 'as' to show simultaneous actions.

As she was cooking, he was setting the table. Because she was cooking, he was setting the table. Unless she was cooking, he was setting the table. Although she was cooking, he was setting the table.

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Q46. Choose the correct sentence using 'as' for comparison.

She is as intelligent as her brother. She is because intelligent as her brother. She is although intelligent as her brother. She is unless intelligent as her brother.

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Q47. Identify the correct sentence.

As requested, I have attached the documents. Because requested, I have attached the documents. Although requested, I have attached the documents. Unless requested, I have attached the documents.

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Q48. Choose the correct sentence.

As the sun set, the sky turned orange. Because the sun set, the sky turned orange. Although the sun set, the sky turned orange. Unless the sun set, the sky turned orange.

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Q49. Choose the correct sentence using 'although' to show contrast.

Although it was raining, they played football. Because it was raining, they played football. Since it was raining, they played football. As it was raining, they played football.

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Q50. Identify the correct sentence.

Although he is rich, he lives simply. Because he is rich, he lives simply. Since he is rich, he lives simply. As he is rich, he lives simply.

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

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English Grammar - Conjunction: 113 MCQs with Answers