CORRELATIVE CONJUNCTIONS
BOTH ‌ AND I would like to work with animals. I would like to work with children.
I would like to work with BOTH animals AND children.
BOTH ‌ AND Mary plays the guitar. She plays the violin.
Mary plays BOTH the guitar AND the violin.
BOTH ‌ AND
My grandfather worked at this factory. My father worked at this factory.
BOTH my grandfather AND my father worked at this factory.
EITHER … OR We can go by car. We can go by bus.
We can go EITHER by car OR by bus.
EITHER ‌ OR We have time to see the museum. We have time to see the cathedral.
We have time to see EITHER the museum OR the cathedral.
NEITHER … NOR I don’t smoke. I don’t drink.
I NEITHER smoke NOR drink.
NEITHER … NOR Martin didn’t pass the exam. Peter didn’t pass the exam.
NEITHER Martin NOR Peter passed the exam.
NOT ONLY ‌ BUT ALSO That woman is intelligent. She is friendly.
That woman is NOT ONLY intelligent BUT ALSO friendly.
NOT ONLY ‌ BUT ALSO Clara wants money. She wants fame.
Clara wants NOT ONLY money BUT ALSO fame.
WHETHER ‌ OR
You need to decide if you are going to the cinema. You need to decide if you are going to the park.
You need to decide WHETHER you are going to the cinema OR to the park.
WHETHER ‌ OR
The trip will take 6 hours if we go by train. The trip will take 6 hours if we go by bus.
The trip will take 6 hours WHETHER we go by train OR by bus.