This challenging Grade 5 worksheet focuses on correlative conjunctions, including either/or, neither/nor, both/and, and not only/but also, plus nested prepositional phrases. Multiple choice items ask students to pick correctly built sentences and find phrases inside other phrases. Fill-ins test correlative pairs and stacked prepositions in vivid scenes. This sheet rewards careful reading, an eye for parallel structure, and the patience to look at how parts of a sentence balance and connect inside one clear thought.

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Busy Bee
Prepositions and Conjunctions
Grade 5
★ Part A: Multiple Choice
Circle the best answer for each question.
1. Which sentence uses correlative conjunctions correctly?
 A) Either we leave now or we miss the bus.
 B) Neither I nor will be late.
 C) Both Sam but also Mia ran fast.
 D) Not only she but they sang.
2. Identify the prepositional phrase nested inside another in: 'The book on the shelf in the corner is mine.'
 A) The book on
 B) on the shelf in the corner
 C) in the corner
 D) is mine
3. Which sentence shows the best logical conjunction choice for contrast?
 A) I studied, so I failed.
 B) I studied, and I failed.
 C) I studied, yet I failed.
 D) I studied, for I failed.
4. Which sentence uses 'not only/but also' correctly?
 A) Not only Mia sings but Mia dances also.
 B) Mia not only sings, but Mia also dances.
 C) Mia not only sings but and dances.
 D) Not only Mia sings but also Mia dances.
★ Part B: Fill in the Blank
Write the correct answer on each line.
1) Both Jamie and Alex enjoys playing chess on weekends together.
2) We can either take the train or ride our bikes home.
3) Neither rain nor snow will stop the parade tomorrow morning.
4) She is not only kind but also extremely brave under pressure.
5) The kitten hid under the basket on the kitchen counter.
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