Correlative conjunctions

Front

He borrowed a lot of money from us, he refused to pay back a single cent.

Back

not only, but also

Front

She employs a maid to do the cooking and washing for her family.

Back

both, and

Front

Spices for one curry: chicken or mutton?

Back

either, or

Front

Waiting for the boys. Roy ... Joseph has come yet.

Back

neither, nor

Front

Each class presents ... a drama ... a song for the concert.

Back

either, or

Front

Alfred got up late this morning and missed the train.

Back

not only, but also

Front

Baby crying due to hunger or nappy change.

Back

either, or

Front

"Oh, dear! I have left my purse and keys in the other bag," said Jean.

Back

both, and

Front

Need a holiday but ... in Spain ... France.

Back

neither, nor

Front

The invitation is for two people, so Jack ... his wife can attend the function.

Back

both, and