Spot Errors in Conjunctions

Exercise

1. She was not (A)/so well versed in English (B)/that they (C)/had expected (D).
2. He not only comes (A)/here for having lunch (B)/but also for having a glimpse
of (C)/the beautiful sales girls (D).
3. I cannot permit you (A)/to leave the class (B)/unless the teacher comes (C)/and
instructs me in the matter (D).
4. The patient would not (A)/have died (B)/when the doctor had (C)/come in
time (D).
5. Three years have passed (A)/that I returned from (B)/USA and settled here (C).
6. The captain asked (A)/the players to go (B)/to market and buy some fruits (C)/as
apples, oranges, bananas etc. (D).
7. Both the rich (A)/along with the poor (B)/are responsible for a great many
vices (C)/with which our country is inflicted (D).
8. Since the festival of Diwali is approaching (A)/so my son has bought (B)/many
fireworks (C)/as rockets, crackers etc. (D).
9. The thief had (A)/hardly put the cash (B)/in his pocket (C)/then the owner woke
up (D).
10. No sooner did we (A)/find out a solution (B)/to the problem (C)/when another
problem cropped up (D).

Exercise

1. She has lots of money (A)/and she dare not (B)/purchase a new car (C).
2. She is (A)/sympathetic to the rich patients (B)/but also to the poor ones (C).
3. Because she is intelligent (A)/therefore she secures highest marks (B)/in her
class (C).
4. It was almost five months ago (A)/since she wrote a letter (B)/to me (C)/to
remind me of my promise (D).
5. The inspector was doubtful (A)/that the man who had been run over (B)/by the
truck had (C)/lain there for more than a day (D).
6. He instructed me (A)/that I should do (B)/all the work as quickly (C)/like
him (D).
7. Seldom or (A)/ever have I sent (B)/a beggar away without (C)/giving him
something (D).
8. Seldom or ever (A)/have I tried my (B)/best to help my friends (C)/who are in
need (D).
9. The teacher advised (A)/the students to (B)/go through the notes as many times
as possible (C)/lest they would fail (D).
10. He asked me (A)/that why I was not appearing (B)/in the examination (C).
11. Most of the founding fathers (A)/of our constitution are (B)/so reverend as
Ambedkar (C)/if not more (D).
12. I don’t know (A)/if any of the members (B)/of the society is conspiring (C)/
against the chairman or not (D).
13. This is the same dog (A)/which bit her (B)/while she was going (C)/to the
hospital (D).
14. This is not (A)/such a big problem (B)/which cannot be solved (C)/with some
efforts (D).
15. As he is (A)/a perfectionist (B)/so he always insists (C)/on regular practice (D).