Sentence Combining MCQ Test 1

1. Use 'although' to combine the sentences: 'It was raining. We went for a walk.'

2. Combine the sentences using 'lest': 'You fail to understand. You make a wrong decision.'

3. Use 'in order to' to combine the sentences: 'She works hard. She can achieve her goals.'

4. Join the sentences using 'thus': 'She followed a healthy diet. She lost weight.'

5. Use 'while' to combine the sentences: 'I work. You relax.'

6. Join the sentences using 'in order to': 'She practices yoga. She can relax and reduce stress.'

7. Join the sentences using 'whereas': 'He enjoys action movies. His sister prefers romantic comedies.'

8. Combine the sentences using 'nevertheless': 'The weather was bad. They decided to go for a picnic.'

9. Combine the sentences using 'nevertheless': 'It was a challenging task. They completed it successfully.'

10. Join the sentences using 'in contrast to': 'She prefers tea. Her brother likes coffee.'

11. Combine the sentences using 'but': 'I like tea. I don't like coffee.'

12. Combine the sentences with 'so': 'She studied hard. She could pass the test.'

13. Join the sentences using 'in spite of': 'It was stormy. They went for a boat ride.'

14. Join the sentences using 'after': 'He finished his work. He went home.'

15. Use 'so that' to combine the sentences: 'She saved money. She could buy a new phone.'

16. Combine the sentences using 'while': 'He likes rock music. He doesn't enjoy classical music.'

17. Join the sentences using 'henceforth': 'They decided to implement the new policy. The old system was outdated.'

18. Combine the sentences using 'lest': 'You forget the instructions. You might make a mistake.'

19. Use 'notwithstanding' to combine the sentences: 'She faced challenges. She pursued her dream.'

20. Combine the sentences using 'yet': 'He likes to travel. He has never been abroad.'

21. Use 'nevertheless' to combine the sentences: 'He failed the exam. He continued to study harder.'

22. Combine the sentences using 'while': 'He reads a book. He listens to music.'

23. Join the sentences using 'in the meantime': 'He is preparing dinner. She is setting the table.'

24. Join the sentences using 'subsequently': 'They completed the project. They submitted it to the client.'

25. Combine the sentences with an appositive: 'My sister has a cat. The cat is playful.'

26. Use 'unless' to combine the sentences: 'You work hard. You won't succeed.'

27. Combine the sentences using 'therefore': 'He practiced every day. He became a skilled pianist.'

28. Combine the sentences using 'in the absence of': 'He couldn't attend the meeting. He was ill.'

29. Join the sentences using 'hence': 'He forgot his umbrella. He got wet in the rain.'

30. Combine the sentences using 'but': 'It's hot. We'll go to the beach.'

31. Combine the sentences with 'unless': 'You study hard. You won't pass the exam.'

32. Join the sentences using 'lest': 'She worked hard. She missed the deadline.'

33. Join the sentences using 'simultaneously': 'He works on the project. He attends online classes.'

34. Join the sentences using 'because': 'She was tired. She didn't sleep well.'

35. Join the sentences using 'although': 'She is busy. She always finds time to read.'

36. Combine the following sentences using 'however': 'She loves hiking. She doesn't enjoy camping.'

37. Combine the sentences using 'thus': 'She saved money. She could buy a new laptop.'

38. Combine the sentences using 'therefore': 'She practiced consistently. She improved her skills.'

39. Use 'in light of' to combine the sentences: 'She discovered new evidence. She reconsidered her opinion.'

40. Join the sentences using 'because': 'It's a holiday. We don't have to work.'

41. Join the sentences using 'consequently': 'He missed the train. He was late for the meeting.'

42. Combine the following sentences using 'and': 'The sun is shining. The sky is blue.'

43. Join the sentences using 'despite': 'It's late. They went for a walk.'

44. Combine the sentences with 'if': 'She will come. You invite her.'

45. Combine the following sentences to form a complex sentence using a subordinate clause: 'She finished her work. She went home.'

46. Join the sentences using 'consequently': 'He missed the train. He arrived late.'

47. Combine the sentences using 'in the event that': 'She will call you. She needs assistance.'

48. Join the sentences using 'while': 'He studied. The others were watching TV.'

49. Combine the following sentences using 'notwithstanding': 'She was tired. She stayed up all night studying.'

50. Join the sentences using 'since': 'It's raining. We'll stay indoors.'