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Conjunctions Exercise

February 1, 2019 A2pdf

Fill in the blanks with appropriate conjunctions.
Progress 0 of 12 answered
1The consequence of his carelessness was ............... he failed.
Wrong!
The conjunction "that" introduces a noun clause after "was".
2............... I am successful does not necessarily make me happy.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Both "That" (formal) and "The fact that" can introduce a clause that is the subject of the sentence.
3............... I shall stay is doubtful.
Wrong!
The phrase "How long" introduces an indirect question about duration.
4The news ............... the captain was killed spread like wildfire.
Wrong!
The conjunction "that" introduces a clause explaining the content of the news.
5He sold the horse ............... belonged to his brother.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"Which" and "that" can introduce a defining relative clause referring to an animal.
6I have no pen ............... I can lend.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"That" and "which" can introduce a defining relative clause referring to a thing.
7A man ............... is dead needs no comforts.
Wrong!
The relative pronoun "who" is used as the subject when referring to a person.
8The camel ............... was brought from Arabia is very big.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"Which" and "that" can introduce a defining relative clause referring to an animal.
9I found the key ............... I had lost.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"Which" and "that" can introduce a defining relative clause referring to a thing.
10You can eat as much ............... you want.
Wrong!
The conjunction "as" completes the structure "as much as".
11The master was annoyed ............... his servant had not carried out his orders.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"That" and "because" can introduce the reason for the annoyance.
12............... there is life, there is hope.
Wrong!
The conjunction "As long as" introduces a condition.

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  1. The consequence of his carelessness was that he failed.
  2. That / The fact that I am successful does not necessarily make me happy.
  3. How long I shall stay is doubtful.
  4. The news that the captain was killed spread like wildfire.
  5. He sold the horse which / that belonged to his brother.
  6. I have no pen that / which I can lend.
  7. A man who is dead needs no comforts.
  8. The camel which / that was brought from Arabia is very big.
  9. I found the key which / that I had lost.
  10. You can eat as much as you want.
  11. The master was annoyed that / because his servant had not carried out his orders.
  12. As long as there is life, there is hope.

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