Correlative Conjunctions

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What are correlative conjunctions?

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Correlative conjunctions are pairs of conjunctions that work together to connect words, phrases, or clauses that are similar or equal in structure.

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Give an example of a correlative conjunction pair.

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An example of a correlative conjunction pair is 'both...and'.

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What is the function of the correlative conjunction 'either...or'?

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The correlative conjunction 'either...or' is used to present two alternatives or choices.

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What does the correlative conjunction 'neither...nor' indicate?

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The correlative conjunction 'neither...nor' indicates that none of the options presented are true or applicable.

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How do correlative conjunctions affect sentence structure?

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Correlative conjunctions require parallel structure, meaning the elements they connect must be grammatically similar.

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Provide an example sentence using 'both...and'.

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Both my sister and my brother are attending the concert.

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What is the role of the conjunction 'and' in correlative conjunctions?

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In correlative conjunctions, 'and' is used to connect two similar ideas or items, often in pairs.

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How can 'either...or' be used in a question?

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'Either...or' can be used in a question to ask about two possible choices, e.g., 'Will you have either tea or coffee?'

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What is the difference between 'both...and' and 'either...or'?

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'Both...and' is used to include two items, while 'either...or' is used to present a choice between two items.

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Can correlative conjunctions be used to connect more than two items?

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No, correlative conjunctions typically connect only two items or ideas.