Neither Nor / Either / Too / But / So

Subject Explanations:
Conjunctions
Connective Words List
Cohesive Devices
Temporal Conjunctions

Subject Exercises:
1. Conjunctions Exercises
2. Neither Nor Either Too So But / 2
3. Despite / In Spite Of / Though
4. In Spite of vs Though Exercises 1 / 2
5. Conjunctions Teaching Practice
6. Conjunctions Worksheet Mixed
7-8. Despite vs Although Exercise 1 / 2
9. In addition vs In addition to
10. So that vs In order to Exercise / 2
11-12. Because / And / So / But Exercise 1 / 2
13. So That or In Case Exercise
14. So Do I, Neither Do I Exercise 1 / 2

Drag and Drop Exercises:
So / Too / Neither / Either Exercise
Conjunctions Drag and Drop 1 / 2 (Intermediate)
Conjunctions Drag and Drop 3 / 4 / 5 (Advanced)

Multiple Choice Exercises:
Conjunctions Quizzes

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See subject explanations: So / Neither / Either / Too Short Answers

Fill in the blanks with so, nor, neither, but, too, or either.

1. Jane's bag wasn't where she had left it, was it anywhere else in the house.

2. My father works as a bank clerk, does my mother.

3. Why are you laughing at me? You can't solve the puzzle, .

4. If Tina wants to come with us , she first needs to get permission from her parents.

5. My daughter is interested in learning how to play chess, my son isn't.

6. It was such a warm evening that we had the AC on the whole night, and did most of our neighbors.

7. The original song actually had no words, did it have a music video.

8. Although it is known that children spend a lot of time on their computers, adults do so .

9. Tom doesn't go to college. He doesn't work anywhere, .

10. Robert seemed to have found the joke very funny, I didn't.

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