CORRELATIVE CONJUNCTION

Correlative conjunctions are conjunctions used to illustrate how two words or phrases within a sentence relate to each other. Thus, it is like socks that comes in pair.

• True

• False

When can we say that a conjunction is not a correlative one?

This is a correlative conjunction that indicates the presence of two qualities, actions, or characteristics. It’s used when you want to emphasize the combination of two elements.

• both...and

• not only...but also

• either...or

This is a correlative conjunction that expresses a negative condition contrast, stating that neither of the two connected elements is true or present.

• neither...or

• whether...or

• either...or

This is a correlative conjunction that emphasizes the presence of two qualities or actions, suggesting that both are true or happening.

• whether...or

• either...or

• not only...but also

This is a correlative conjunction that introduces alternatives or possibilities, often used in situations of uncertainty or decision-making.

• neither...nor

• whether...or

• either...or

This is a correlative conjunction that presents a choice between two alternatives. It’s commonly used when describing options or decisions.

• either...or

• not only...but also

• both...and