Correlative Conjunction
Not only...but also
-(Adj) They are not only smart, but also
diligent.
-(adv of place) Not only the island of Java which have a volcano but also the island of Sumatra
-(adv of time) Not only in the morning but also in the afternoon, I nap.
-(adv of manner) The article, based not only on a
lengthy interview with Kidd, but also on discussions with other figures
-(verb) He not only read the book, but also remembered
what he had read.
-(noun) He can drive not
only a car but also a
helicopter.
-(subject) Not only my sister but also my brother is
in Makassar.
Both...and
-(Adj) She is both smart and beautiful.
-(adv of place) Both Bali and Jogja are best tourist attraction points of Indonesia
-(adv of time) May I become at all times, both now and forever
-(adv of manner) My brother goes both carefully and slowly
-(verb) She loves both swimming
and running.
-(noun) The research project will take both
time and money.
-(subject) Both my
mother and my sister are here
Either...or
-(Adj) You probably have your favorite type of book, either fiction or non-fiction
-(adv of place) We can go to either Greece or Spain for our holiday.
-(adv of time) I'll take my vacation either in July or in August
-(adv of manner) Cutting the paper can be with either torn or cut
-(verb) I will either play games or sing a song tomorrow
-(noun) I’m going to buy either a camera or a CD
player with the money.
-(subject) Either Nisa or her mother is a scientist.
Neither...nor
-(Adj) He is neither rich nor famous
-(adv of place) Neither Norway nor Switzerland is in the European Union.
-(adv of time) I can do anything neither today nor tomorrow
-(adv of manner) Cook noodles can be neither boiled nor fried
-(verb) Dinda neither write nor drawing
-(noun) Neither a money withdrawal nor a bill payment is difficult
with the new system.
-(subject) Neither Tom’s mother nor his father spoke
English
