
GrammarFlip Lesson: Correlative Conjunctions
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Find the correlative conjunction: Riley will buy either grapes or melon for the fruit salad.
Find the correlative conjunction: The cafe serves both decaf and regular coffee.
Find the correlative conjunction: Roger not only played the key role but also wrote the script.
Find the correlative conjunction: Walter watches movies on both Netflix and Hulu.
Find the correlative conjunction: Neither Vivian nor Maisy made it to school on time.
Find the correlative conjunction: You should wear either a sweater or a light jacket today.
Find the correlative conjunction: Not only does Bruno speak English and French but also Dutch.
Find the correlative conjunction: We should wait for Gina and Jon since they are still in line.
Find the correlative conjunction: Ms. O'Connor has graded neither our quizzes nor our essays.
Find the correlative conjunction: Would you rather go to the science museum or the art museum?