The document discusses three types of correlative conjunctions in English: both...and to connect equivalent positive words or phrases; either...or to give options where only one can be chosen; and neither...nor to connect equivalent words or phrases with negative meaning. Examples are provided for each type of conjunction to illustrate their proper uses.
The document discusses three types of correlative conjunctions in English: both...and to connect equivalent positive words or phrases; either...or to give options where only one can be chosen; and neither...nor to connect equivalent words or phrases with negative meaning. Examples are provided for each type of conjunction to illustrate their proper uses.
The document discusses three types of correlative conjunctions in English: both...and to connect equivalent positive words or phrases; either...or to give options where only one can be chosen; and neither...nor to connect equivalent words or phrases with negative meaning. Examples are provided for each type of conjunction to illustrate their proper uses.
The document discusses three types of correlative conjunctions in English: both...and to connect equivalent positive words or phrases; either...or to give options where only one can be chosen; and neither...nor to connect equivalent words or phrases with negative meaning. Examples are provided for each type of conjunction to illustrate their proper uses.
BOTH …. AND To pairs and to connect equivalent words, and phrases
my mother my sister likes cooking
My mother likes cooking
My sister likes cooking
EITHER ……... OR To give options, only one options can be chosen EXAMPLE
She will buy books buy pens
If she will buy books, she will not buy pens If she will not buy books, she will buy pens Jane Sarah will win the game If Jane will win the game, Sarah will not win the game If Jane will not win the game, Sarah will win the game Neiher … nor To pairs and to connect equivalent words, and phrases with negative meaning EXAMPLE Lila doesn’t like apple Neither Lila nor Lusi likes apple Lusi doesn’t like apple
Lila doesn’t like apple
Lila neither like nor want apple Lila doesn’t want apple
Lila doesn’t like apple
Lila likes neither apple nor orange Lila doesn’t like orange