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What is correlative conjunctions?​

Answer 1

Correlative conjunctions are pairs of joining words that we frequently use to connect two ideas together in a sentence. In this lesson, we'll define what a correlative conjunction is, learn the most commonly used correlative conjunctions, and discover rules for using them in sentences.

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Answer 2

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These conjunctions are used in pairs. They may surround an adverb or an adjective. Some examples are : so, that ; either etc.

• Either he or she play the main role.
• The king was so kind that he offered free food to the poor at his place.
• The room was not only large but also well lit.

⟵ When we use correlative Conjunctions, we must take care to place each of the correlative words just before the word, phrase or clause to be corrected.

• Either Ram and Sam will win the race.

⟵ Here the correlative words are Rama and Sam and the two parts of the conjunctions come just before each of these words.

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