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Correlative Conjunction

This document summarizes different types of correlative conjunctions and their uses: 1. Correlative conjunctions like "both...and" and "as well as" are used to join parallel elements. 2. "Not only...but also" is used to join two contrasting elements where the first is an understatement. 3. "Not...but" contrasts two elements where the first is a negation. 4. "So...too" and "so...that" are used to show results or consequences of actions. 5. "When" introduces conditions for future actions or events. 6. Question words like "what", "when", "where" are

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Correlative Conjunction

This document summarizes different types of correlative conjunctions and their uses: 1. Correlative conjunctions like "both...and" and "as well as" are used to join parallel elements. 2. "Not only...but also" is used to join two contrasting elements where the first is an understatement. 3. "Not...but" contrasts two elements where the first is a negation. 4. "So...too" and "so...that" are used to show results or consequences of actions. 5. "When" introduces conditions for future actions or events. 6. Question words like "what", "when", "where" are

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Edi Purnama S.S.M.

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CORRELATIVE CONJUNCTION .
1. Correlative conjunction Inclusive both…and

Subject verb object


both noun and noun
both Agus and asep spoke it

both gerund and Gerund -


The teacher enjoys both speaking and giving About test

both adjective And adjective -


He looks both handsome and clever -

both To infinitive and To infinitive -

We can use the bike both to ride to office and to go to the garden

S Verb O
Both Adverb of And Adverb of
manner Manner
He learn English both patiently and successfully

both adverb Manner and adverb manner -


He speaks both clearly and fluently -

S V O
Both Adverb manner And Adverb mannaer
Andi Studies Eng Both Seriously And Eagerfully

2. Correlative Conjunctions inclusive both …….and / as well as


Parallel structure As Well as Parallel structure
He played Basket ball (Noun) As well as Badminton (Noun)
He is Intelligent (Adjective) As well as Smart (adjective)
He sing a song Beautifully (adverb) As well as Accurately (adverb)

both Parallel structure and Parallel structure As well as Parallel structure


He plays both soccer and badminton As well as tennis
He is Both Stupid And Naughty As well as Crazy
You must both plan and work As well as do
She likes both writing and calling As well as visiting
3.Correlative conjunctions inclusive not only…….. but also
Not only Parallel structure But also Parallel structure
One should be Not only cash But also Saving account
Checks not only safer But also More convenient
They live Not only Her sister But also Her brother
The objective is Not only To identify problem But also To solve it
Edi Purnama S.S.M.Hum

4. Correlative conjunctions inclusive not ……but


not Adjective/ noun but Adjective/ noun
The car is Not red but blue
The biggest animal is not snake but Whale
It is usually not The money But Princip le
She died not of injuries but Heart attack
He spoke not loudly but slowly

5. Affirmative Agreement so and too


S Modal/ be Any verb object and so modal S
I will speak to him and so will I
we spoke to him and so did I
We have seen The film and so has he

6. Planed result so that

S V 0 So that S. V O
He is studying hard so that he can pass the exam
he came here So that He could meet me
He will study So that He will go to Bali
Every body need money So that He works hard
My book is sold So that The price expensive

7. future result when

RESULT CONDOTION
SUBJECT VERB PRESENT/FUTURE WHEN SUBJECT VERB PRESENT
The temperature drops when the sun sets
The temperature will drop when the sun sets
he Will study when The class starts
I Will call you when I Return from my country
I Plan to work when I Finish it

8. Indirect question ( who, what, what time, when, where, why, how, how long, how many, how much)

Subject verb Question words subject be


I Do not remember what Her name is
I Did not remember what he said
I wonder where Her birthday is
Do you know How much They cost

Be Subject Question words subject be


Do you Remember What Her name is
can You Tell me when The store opens
Could you Know me what it is

9. Question words with ever


Edi Purnama S.S.M.Hum

( whoever and whomever = any one, whatever= anything, where ever = any where , whenever= any
time. However = anyways)

subject Verb - Question words subject verb


I agree with Whatever you decide
other Whatever you like
The representative Will vote for Whomever The membership support
I Can meet you Whenever You Have a time
I Can call you whenever you I want

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