Connectors of Addition and Their Types Not only but also Either or

Connectors of Addition and Their Types Not only but also Either or

#### Choose the correct way to connect the two sentences Not only did he forget his homework, ___ he arrived late to class. 1. [x] but also 2. [ ] but 3. [ ] but then 4. [ ] but also he #### Choose the correct way to connect the two sentences She will either bring the essay ___ the presentation. 1. [ ] or else 2. [x] or 3. [ ] or she 4. [ ] or not #### Choose the correct way to connect the two sentences The company not only expanded their product line, ___ they opened a new location. 1. [ ] or 2. [ ] but 3. [x] but also 4. [ ] and #### Choose the correct way to connect the two sentences The teacher will either give a pop quiz ___ assign homework. 1. [ ] or else 2. [x] or 3. [ ] neither 4. [ ] or not #### Choose the correct way to connect the two sentences The hikers not only brought food and water, ___ they brought a first aid kit. 1. [ ] and 2. [ ] but 3. [x] but also 4. [ ] or #### Choose the correct way to connect the two sentences The report is either on the desk ___ in the briefcase. 1. [ ] or else 2. [x] or 3. [ ] or not 4. [ ] neither #### Choose the correct way to connect the two sentences The chef not only cooked the meal, ___ he cleaned up afterwards. 1. [ ] but then 2. [ ] but 3. [x] but also 4. [ ] and #### Choose the correct way to connect the two sentences The tourists either want to visit the museum ___ the park. 1. [ ] or else 2. [x] or 3. [ ] or not 4. [ ] neither #### Choose the correct way to connect the two sentences The scientist not only discovered a new element, ___ she wrote a research paper on it. 1. [ ] but then 2. [ ] but 3. [x] but also 4. [ ] and #### Choose the correct way to connect the two sentences The student either needs to study for the test ___ stay after school. 1. [x] or else 2. [ ] or 3. [ ] or not 4. [ ] neither