Use the correct pair of correlative conjunctions

Key Notes:

🌟 Correlative Conjunctions

✨ What are Correlative Conjunctions?

Correlative conjunctions are pairs of words that work together to connect equal parts of a sentence (words, phrases, or clauses). 👫

🔑 Common Correlative Conjunctions

either … or → Choice between two things ✅

• 👉 Example: You can either eat pizza or pasta. 🍕🍝

neither … nor → Negative choice (not this and not that) ❌

• 👉 Example: She likes neither tea nor coffee. 🍵☕

both … and → Adding two things together ➕

• 👉 Example: I like both cats and dogs. 🐱🐶

not only … but also → Emphasizing two ideas 💡

• 👉 Example: He is not only smart but also kind. 🧠💖

whether … or → Shows alternatives / possibilities 🔄

• 👉 Example: I don’t know whether it will rain or shine. 🌧️☀️

🌈 Tips to Remember

• Always use correlative conjunctions in pairs. 👯
• Make sure the sentence parts they connect are equal in structure. ⚖️
• Don’t mix them up! ❌ (either … nor ❌)

📝 Quick Practice Sentences

Fill in the blanks with the correct pair:

• You can have _____ ice cream _____ cake. 🍨🍰
• She wants _____ to dance _____ to sing. 💃🎤
• He is _____ tall _____ strong. 💪
• I will go _____ to the park _____ to the zoo. 🏞️🦁
• She likes _____ chocolate _____ vanilla. 🍫🍦

Let’s practice!🖊️