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Term: Correlative Conjunction

Description:

A correlative conjunction is a pair of conjunctions used together to link and emphasize two balanced parts of a sentence. These pairs typically work in combination with one another to express relationships between words, phrases, or clauses.

Examples:

1. Both...and:

Both John and Sarah attended the party.

2. Neither...nor:

Neither Jane nor Peter likes spicy food.

3. Either...or:

You can either join us for dinner or go to the cinema.

4. Whether...or:

I haven't decided whether to go by train or by bus.

5. Not only...but also:

She is not only intelligent, but also incredibly talented.

6. Such...that:

He is such a great actor that he always gets standing ovations.

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