You can _ drive your car to the grocery store _ ride your bike.
Correct answer: A. Either, or
- A. Either, or
- B. So, as
- C. Both, also
- D. Not only, but
- E. But, yet
Explanation
The correct answer is A. Either, or. The sentence should read: "You can either drive your car to the grocery store or ride your bike."The correlative conjunctions "either...or" indicate a choice between two alternatives. Either...or is the correct choice to present two alternative options.
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