Use Correlative Conjunctions to Join Words, Phrases, or Clauses

What Conjunction pair goes with this sentence: Ok, ______ we go swimming __ we stay home

• Both, And

• Not Only, But also

• Neither, Nor

• Either, Or

What are the rule(s) you must follow while using Correlative Conjunctions?

• Parallel Structure, Subject-Verb Agreement, and

  Pronoun-Anteccedent Agreement.

• Only Parallel Structure

• Subject-Verb agreement, Non-Parallel Structure, and Pronoun-Anteccedent Agreement.

• Only Subject-Verb Agreement

Correlative Conjunctions join words or phrases of equal weight: True or False

• True

• False

That new statue is _____ large _______ lifelike. 

• neither, nor
• either, or
• both, and
• not only, but also

You can find road maps _____ in this book _______ on the Internet.

• neither, nor
• whether, or
• either, or
• both, and

_______ we eat before the movie _______ after the movie makes no difference to me.

• Both; and

• Whether; or

• If; then

• Either, or

What are the correlative conjunctions in the sentence below? (Multiple Choice)

______ you ___ Jane needs to retake the test.

• neither, nor

• either , or

• Whether, or

• All of the above

I'm not sure __________ the homework is due today ________ tomorrow.

• whether/or

• not only/but also

• as/as

• either/or

What is the Conjunction “Whether, Or” Function?

• Create Emphasis

• Two Negative Statments

• Gives Two possibilities

• Choice between two “things”

True or False: The correlative conjunction Both, And is used to create emphasis

• True

• False