Correlative conjunction has two equal parts: so in this case it's the answer c: either ...or
other examples of correlative conjunctions would be "not only... but also" or "neither... nor" . Hope this helps! :)
Figures of speech. Like; cat's got your tounge.
(B)1. The audience screamed in horror when the acrobat walked on the high wire. 2. The owl hoots at night. 3. An ice-hockey match ended with a face-off instead of a kick-off. 4. The two old women sipped their tea and talked about the carry-on of young people nowadays. 5. The lazy pupil failed the test for the third time in a row. 6. The player received the ball, ran past three players and kicked the ball into the back of the net. 7. Keats enjoyed the poet who first spoke. "A thing of beauty is a joy forever."
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