Conjunctions (unless, though, hardly, no sooner)

Find the part of the sentence which has an error: (A) Unless / (B) you do not work hard / (C) you will fail. / (D) No error

Find the part of the sentence which has an error: (A) He behaves / (B) as if / (C) he is a king. / (D) No error

Find the part of the sentence which has an error: (A) He / (B) not only reads / (C) but also writes well. / (D) No error

Find the part of the sentence which has an error: (A) Though he is poor / (B) but / (C) he is honest. / (D) No error

Find the part of the sentence which has an error: (A) As soon as / (B) the teacher will enter / (C) the students stood up. / (D) No error

Find the part of the sentence which has an error: (A) Both Mohan / (B) as well as Ram / (C) are absent. / (D) No error

Find the part of the sentence which has an error: (A) Either Ravi or his friends / (B) has / (C) done this. / (D) No error

Find the part of the sentence which has an error: (A) He is / (B) too tired / (C) to not sleep. / (D) No error

Find the part of the sentence which has an error: (A) Hardly had he left / (B) than / (C) it began to rain. / (D) No error

Find the part of the sentence which has an error: (A) He is / (B) such a good boy / (C) that everyone likes. / (D) No error

Find the part of the sentence which has an error: (A) No sooner / (B) he saw me / (C) than he ran away. / (D) No error

Find the part of the sentence which has an error: (A) He is so weak / (B) that / (C) he cannot hardly walk. / (D) No error

Find the part of the sentence which has an error: (A) Walk carefully / (B) otherwise / (C) you will not fall. / (D) No error

Find the part of the sentence which has an error: (A) She / (B) not only sings / (C) but dances also. / (D) No error