Correlative Conjunctions

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What are correlative conjunctions?

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Correlative conjunctions are pairs of conjunctions that work together to connect words, phrases, or clauses that are similar or equal in structure.

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Give an example of correlative conjunctions.

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An example of correlative conjunctions is 'either...or', as in 'You can either have ice cream or cake.'

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What is the function of the correlative conjunction 'both...and'?

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The function of 'both...and' is to connect two similar ideas or items, indicating that both are included.

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Create a sentence using 'neither...nor'.

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Neither the cat nor the dog is allowed on the couch.

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What does 'either...or' indicate in a sentence?

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'Either...or' indicates a choice between two options.

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How do you use 'not only...but also' in a sentence?

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You can use 'not only...but also' to emphasize that two things are true, as in 'She is not only smart but also kind.'

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What verb form should be used with 'neither...nor'?

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The verb should agree with the noun closest to it, as in 'Neither the teacher nor the students are ready.'

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What is the correct form: 'Both the cat and the dog ___ hungry'?

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The correct form is 'Both the cat and the dog are hungry.'

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What is the purpose of using correlative conjunctions?

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The purpose of using correlative conjunctions is to create balance and clarity in sentences.

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Identify the correlative conjunctions in this sentence: 'I want both a new bike and a new helmet.'

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The correlative conjunctions are 'both...and'.