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American English Grammar

Correlative conjunction

Learning objectives

Learn the definition of a correlative conjunction
Study examples of correlative conjunctions

Definition of a correlative conjunction

A correlative conjunction is:

a word that appears in pairs and connects equivalent parts of a sentence
actually a coordinate conjunction connected to an adjective or an adverb

Examples of correlative conjunctions

You should either study for the exam or finish your homework.
Today, it was not only warm but also humid.
The following pairs of words are correlative conjunctions
- both...and, either...or, neither...nor, not only...but also, so...as, whether...or

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