Grammar Quiz

Grammar (either..or.. and neither..nor..) Quiz

English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Grammar (either..or.. and neither..nor..)

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We will go to the cinema.
We will stay at home.

A. We will either go to the cinema or stay at home.

B. We will go either to the cinema or stay at home.


You can have ………. a cake ………. a doughnut, but not both!

A. either…or

B. neither…nor


Sarah is ………. my aunt ………. my cousin. She is my neighbour.

A. either…or

B. neither…nor


He is neither mad __________ upset.

A. or

B. nor


You can find road maps _____ in this book _______ on the Internet.

A. neither, nor

B. either, or


Aunt Helen can ………. drive ………. ride a motorcycle. She goes to work by bus.

A. either…or

B. neither…nor


My son wants to be ………. a lawyer ………. a dentist. He wants to be a fire fighter.

A. either…or

B. neither…nor


………. cats ………. dogs are allowed in the restaurant.

A. Either…or

B. Neither…nor


………. Selangor ………. Malacca is the capital city of Malaysia.

A. Either…or

B. Neither…nor


The hat was ………. too large ………. too small. It was the right size.

A. either…or

B. neither…nor


You can visit Grandma.
You can go to Tsim Sha Tsui.

A. You can either visit Grandma or go to Tsim Sha Tsui.

B. You can visit either Grandma or go to Tsim Sha Tsui.


Jack cannot make the breakfast.
Jane cannot make the breakfast.

A. Neither Jack nor Jane can make the breakfast.

B. Either Jack or Jane make the breakfast.


I knocked the door many times, but ………. Sameena ………. her brother was at home.

A. either…or

B. neither…nor


I will wear ………. the red sweater ………. the black shirt to the concert.

A. either…or

B. neither…nor


They mustn’t run in the playground.
They mustn’t shout in the playground.

A. They must neither run nor shout in the playground.

B. They neither must not run nor shout in the playground.


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