Correlatives conjunctions are a type of conjunction that join sentence elements that are equally important, and that come in pairs but are not next to each other. Examples of correlative conjunctions are Both/and, neither/nor, not only/but also, as/as, as many/as, such/that, rather/than and whether/or.
Therefore, the correlative conjunction in the sentence “Both Nalani and I are leaving so we can go to the movie” is “Both/and” which joins the nouns “Nalani” and “I.”
write a romantic story where one loves book and another loves plants,but the one who loves plant,hates books cause they use plants to make books. somehow make them fall in love,make readers understand that sacrificing is a good virtue.
