Question

Type the correlative conjunctions in alphabetical order. Since these conjunctions are listed in pairs, list one conjunction on one side of the hyphen and its mate on the other side. - - - -

Answer 1

Answer:

As - as

As many - as

Both - and

Either - or

Neither - nor

Not - but

Not only - but

No sooner - than

Rather - than

Scarcely - when

Such - that

Whether - or

Explanation: correlative conjunctions come in pairs and are used together in different points of a sentence to give the sentence meaning

Answer 2

Answer:

both---- and

either---- or

neither---- nor

not only---- but also

wether----- or

Explanation:

Correlative conjuctions works in pairs to join phrases, words, clauses that carry equal importance within a sentence.

Example:

1. I will either go for swimming or stay at home and sleep.

2. Neither steve nor his friends like cabbage. etc

Some rules to consider when using correlative conjuctions are: subject verb agreement and pronoun agreement.

In subject verb agreement, the verb in your sentence must agree with the correlative conjuctions whereas in pronoun agreement, when using a pronoun in a sentence it must match its antecedents.