Correlative Conjunction

A.   Not Only … But Also

1. My mother was not only good but also friendly to anyone (Adjective)

2. She likes not only swimming but also climbing (Verb)

3. Zack ride his bicycle not only slowly but also carefully (Adverb Of Manner)

4. Not only today but also tomorrow we are going to school (Adverb of Time)

5. Not only zoo but also beach is fun for holiday (Adverb of Place)

6. Not only Jokowi but also Prabowo deserve to become president (Noun)

7. Not only dog but also cat have four legs (Subject)

B.   Both … And

1. Nina is both smart and cute girl (Adjective)

2. Both shopping and traveling are spending your money (Verb)

3. You have to work hard and carefully (Adverb Of Manner)

4. Both June and July we are going to visit my mother in London (Adverb of Time)

5. I will come both to Andri’s house and Nana’s house (Adverb of Place)

6. Both Indra and Sukmo come to my house (Noun)

7. Both My Friend and My Girlfriend are coming to my house (Subject)

C.   Either … Or

1. Rere is either smart or diligent person (Adjective)

2. You must choose either to play football or play volleyball (Verb)

3. She finished her work either quickly or slowly (Adverb Of Manner)

4. We take a bath either in the morning or in the evening (Adverb of Time)

5. She studies either on the library or on the class (Adverb of Place)

6. Either Wawan or Ahmad come to Grandma’s house every (Noun)

7. Either pencil or pen is stationery (Subject)

D.   Neither … Nor

1. Rafa is neither handsome nor smart (Adjective)

2. You should neither cheating nor chatting when having a test (Verb)

3. Reno is chatting neither quietly nor calmly (Adverb Of Manner)

4. Neither morning nor night I come to your house (Adverb of Time)

5. I like neither beach nor mountain for my holiday (Adverb of Place)

6. Neither Rino nor Yogi is handsome (Noun)

7. Neither Randi nor Rehan is finished his homework (Subject)