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Correlative Conjunctions - Glossary of Terms Correlative Conjunctions Correlative conjunctions are used in pairs to link equivalent elements in a sentence. The most common ones are: either...or / neither...nor / not only...but also / so...as. Examples (correlative conjunctions in bold): I am not only removing your gun, but also your permit. It was neither clever nor funny. Interactive example:   Either go home or shut up. [show me the correlative conjunction]

Associated pages:   What are conjunctions? Conjunctions and commas Conjunctions and semicolons Either/or and neither/nor (beware the double negative) Either/or plural or singular verb? Glossary of grammatical terms

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