Fill each blank in the following
sentences with an appropriate Conjunction:
1. Three and three make
six.
2. Is his name Sen or Gupta?
3. He will not come if it rains.
4. Unless you run, you
will not overtake him.
5. He is very rich yet he is not
happy.
6. Until I return,
stay where you are.
7. Hw was punished, for he was
guilty.
8. He behaved as a brave man
should do.
9. There is no doubt that the earth is
round.
10. I wonder when he will come.
11. He is witty though vulgar.
12. Will you kindly wait till I return?
13. Karim is tall, but/and Abdul is
taller.
14. He lost his balance and fell off the
bicycle.
15. He tried hard but did not
succeed.
16. Is this my book or yours?
17. Water and oil will not
mix.
18. They left as/when we returned.
19. The vase will break if you drop it.
20. I shall not go out now as/because it is
raining very heavily.
21. Trains run from this station
very few minutes so/and we shall not have to wait.
22. Man proposes but God disposes.
23. Time and tide do not wait for
anybody.
24. Virtue ennobles, but vice
degrades.
25. This or that must
suffice.
26. The train was derailed but no one was hurt.
27. She writes slowly but/and neatly.
28. I believe him as/because he is
truthful.
29. You will not get the prize unless you deserve it.
30. Send for me when/whenever/if
you want me.
31. Hari ill do all right if he
perseveres.
32. Catch me if you can.
33. He told me that you had
arrived an hour ago.
34. You will never succeed unless you try.
35.
If I were you, I'd keep quiet.
36. Wait till I come.
37. Be just and fear not.
38. Tell me whether you understand.
39. We will come, whether it rains or not.
40. Make hay when/while
the sun shines.
41. It is a long time since we last saw
him.
42. Please write as I dictate.
43. It is hoped that all will go well.
44. Give me neither poverty nor riches.
45. He is taller than I (am).
46.
Since I cannot get away, I will go next week.
47. Since you wish it,
it shall be done.
48. Why is our food so sweet? Because we earn
before we eat?
49. Take heed lest you fall.
50. He gazed so long That both his eyes
were dazzled.
51. While there is life
there is hope.
52. Walk on till/until you
come to the gate.
53. They say that he is better.
54. I have been in such a pickle since I saw you
last.
55. His plans, though vast, were
never visionary.
56. Some people live so that they may eat.
57. He went as/when/before/after I came.
58. He will starve before he will
steal.
59. There are more people than we had
expected.
60.
If there is something to be done, the
world knows how to get it done.
61. Though/Although I grant his honesty I suspect his memory.
62.
Though/Although I am poor, I am not dishonest.
63. No one knows where he went.
64. Come when/whenever/if you please.
65. Do as you are bidden.
66. He must have passed this way, as/because there
is no other road.
67.
Though/Although respected, he is not liked.
68. We all know that sin and
sorrow go together.
69. I don't know if/whether he
will be there.
70. Grievances cannot be redressed unless they are
known.
71. We shall fail unless we are
industrious.
72.
Though/Although it was late we decided to set out.
73. I am well, but I do not feel very strong.
74. If he is there,
I shall see him.
75. How can he buy it if he has no
money.
76. Though/Although you are not ready, we must go on.
77. The building was been razed since I visited the
city.
78. Love not to sleep, lest thou come to
poverty.
79. He bled so profusely that he died.
80. I know you better than he (does).
