Subordinating and Coordinating Conjunctions Quiz
English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Subordinating and Coordinating Conjunctions
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Rather than ask for help, the student stubbornly tried to figure it out alone.
A. Subordinating, rather than
B. Coordinating, rather than
C. Subordinating, tried to
D. Coordinating, tried to
After I went to the supermarket, I went home and made dinner.
A. Subordinating, after
B. Subordinating, and
C. Coordinating, after
D. Coordinating, and
Learning can be very exciting, yet it can also be exhausting.
A. Subordinating, yet
B. Coordinating, yet
C. Subordinating, also
D. Coordinating, also
Earning a college degree requires a lot of dedication since it takes a lot of time and costs a lot of money.
A. Subordinating, since
B. Coordinating, since
C. Subordinating, and
D. Coordinating, and
Earning a college degree requires a lot of dedication since it takes a lot of time and costs a lot of money.
A. Subordinating, since
B. Coordinating, since
C. Subordinating, and
D. Coordinating, and
Students have to read their textbooks, for each class is based on theories in the textbooks.
A. Subordinating, have to
B. Coordinating, have to
C. Subordinating, for
D. Coordinating, for
So that there is no confusion, I will state the rules once more.
A. Subordinating, so that
B. Coordinating, so that
C. Subordinating, once more
D. Coordinating, once more
Studying is worth more than just reading the textbook, so students should put forth more effort in studying.
A. Subordinating, should
B. Coordinating, should
C. Subordinating, so
D. Coordinating, so
Going to school while working full time is difficult, but the rewards will pay off later.
A. Subordinating, while
B. Coordinating, while
C. Subordinating, but
D. Coordinating, but
Employers do not want employees who cannot solve problems, nor do they want workers who are lazy.
A. Subordinating, nor
B. Coordinating, nor
C. Subordinating, want
D. Coordinating, want
Going to school while working full time is difficult, but the rewards will pay off later.
A. Subordinating, while
B. Coordinating, while
C. Subordinating, but
D. Coordinating, but
I shouldn’t take this although I really want to.
A. Subordinating, although
B. Coordinating, although
C. Subordinating, really
D. Coordinating, really
I don’t think this will work unless we learn to get along better.
A. Subordinating, unless
B. Coordinating, unless
C. Subordinating, will work
D. Coordinating, will work
While sprinkles are nice, I prefer my ice cream without them.
A. Subordinating, while
B. Coordinating, while
C. Subordinating, prefer
D. Coordinating, prefer
We need more food in order for tonight to run smoothly.
A. Subordinating, in order for
B. Coordinating, in order for
C. Subordinating, to run smoothly
D. Coordinating, to run smoothly
