Answer: The bolded words ("not only...but also") form a correlative conjunction.
Explanation: Correlative conjunctions are conjunctions made up of two parts, that is to say they occur in pairs, and they are used to connect ideas that have equal importance. In the sentence provided,<u> "not only...but also" is a correlative conjunction since it is balancing two ideas: that Evan's joke was silly and that Evan's joke was too long.</u> Other examples of correlative conjunctions are neither/nor and either/or.
in my personal opinion, the character was really boring. not my type of character. yet the adventures snd personal transformation are borrringggg. i rather listen to a kpop music rather than watching that movie
