Circle the conjunction or pair of conjunctions in each sentence: 1. Lile chose both steak and salad for his dinner. 2. I chose neither steak por salad for my dinner. 3. Either you or he can drive Dad to the train station tomorrow morning. 4. The panda wanted to eat, for he was hungry. 5. Peanut butter and jelly is Rex's favorite sandwich 6. Not only the girls but also the boys will be imited to the assembly. 7. Sara did not know whether to swing at the ball or take the pitch. 8. Mark would like to go, but he cannot. 9. Rich likes the food at this restaurant, yet he seldom eats here. 10. Run with him or her.

Here are the conjunctions or pairs of conjunctions circled (indicated in bold):1. Lile chose **both** steak **and** salad for his dinner.2. I chose **neither** steak **nor** salad for my dinner.3. **Either** you **or** he can drive Dad to the train station tomorrow morning.4. The panda wanted to eat, **for** he was hungry.5. Peanut butter **and** jelly is Rex's favorite sandwich.6. **Not only** the girls **but also** the boys will be invited to the assembly.7. Sara did not know **whether** to swing at the ball **or** take the pitch.8. Mark would like to go, **but** he cannot.9. Rich likes the food at this restaurant, **yet** he seldom eats here.10. Run with him **or** her.