Correlative conjunctions

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

• either, or

• neither, nor

• both, and

• not only, but also

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

• not only, but also

• both, and

• neither, nor

• either, or

We have enough spices for only one type of curry. We can cook ... chicken curry ... mutton curry.

• both, and

• not only, but also

• either, or

• neither, nor

We are waiting for the boys. ... Roy ... Joseph has come yet.

• neither, nor

• either, or

• both, and

• not only, but also

Each class is to present ... a drama ... a song for the concert.

• either, or

• neither, nor

• both, and

• not only, but also

Alfred ... got up late this morning ... missed the train.

• both, and

• not only, but also

• neither, nor

• either, or

"Why is the baby crying?" "... she is hungry ... her nappy needs changing."

• both, and

• not only, but also

• neither, nor

• either, or

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

• neither, nor

• both, and

• not only, but also

• either, or

I really need a holiday but ... in Spain ... France.

• either, or

• both, and

• not only, but also

• neither, nor

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

• neither, nor

• either, or

• both, and

• not only, but also