Understanding Correlative Conjunctions

In this video, Mark introduces correlative conjunctions, which are used in pairs to join similar parts of a sentence. He provides examples such as 'both...and', 'either...or', and 'neither...nor', explaining their meanings and uses. The lesson includes various examples to illustrate how these conjunctions function in sentences. Mark concludes by encouraging viewers to practice using correlative conjunctions and to share the video.

Who decided to go on holiday this June?

• Zoe and Mark

• Mark and Josh

• Mark and Zoe

• Zoe and Josh

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What do correlative conjunctions do?

• They join paragraphs together.

• They join sentences together.

• They join things that are the same.

• They join different parts of a sentence.

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Which of the following is a pair of correlative conjunctions?

• And, But

• Or, Nor

• Both, And

• If, Then

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What does 'either or' mean?

• Both options are possible.

• All options are possible.

• One or the other.

• Neither option is possible.

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Which sentence correctly uses 'neither nor'?

• Neither Zoe nor Josh want to visit their relatives.

• Neither Zoe or Josh want to visit their relatives.

• Neither Zoe nor Josh wants to visit their relatives.

• Neither Zoe or Josh wants to visit their relatives.

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What does 'not only but also' imply?

• Only the first option is true.

• Neither option is true.

• Both options are true.

• One option is true.

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Which example uses 'as as' correctly?

• He is naughty as Jack Sparrow.

• He is as naughty like Jack Sparrow.

• He is as naughty Jack Sparrow.

• He is as naughty as Jack Sparrow.

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What does 'whether or' mean?

• If or is the same.

• One option is true.

• Neither option is true.

• Both options are true.

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What are conjunctions?

• Words that describe nouns.

• Words that connect parts of a sentence.

• Words that replace nouns.

• Words that modify verbs.

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What should you do to practice correlative conjunctions?

• Write sentences using correlative conjunctions.

• Read a book about conjunctions.

• Watch more videos.

• Take a test.

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