Correlative Conjunctions: Connecting WordsWhat are correlative conjunctions?They're like pairs of words that work together to join ideas in a sentence. They help show how things are related to each other.Examples of correlative conjunctions:Either...orNeither...norBoth...andNot only...but alsoWhether...orHow to use them:Always use both parts of the pair. You can't use just one part. For example, you can't say Either you or me will go. You should say, Either you or I will go.Put the same kind of word or phrase after each part. If you use a noun after one part, you should use a noun after the other part. For example, Both the cat and the dog love to play.Make sure the sentence makes sense. The words you choose should fit together well and make your meaning clear.Here are some examples of sentences using correlative conjunctions:Either you can go to the park or the beach.Neither the cat nor the dog wanted to go outside.Both the boy and the girl like to read.Not only is she smart but also she is very kind.Whether you like pizza or pasta, we have both.