[Bahasa Inggris 2 #] Correlative Conjuction

Correlative Conjunction/Parallel Conjunction

Correlative Conjunction/Parallel Conjunction are used in pairs to link equivalent elements in a sentence.

The most common ones are     :

Ø  Not only … but also

Ø  Both … and

Ø  Either … or

Ø  Neither … nor

The examples of Correlative Conjunction      :

A.    Not only … but also
 - Your new classmate is not only handsome but also talented.
                                                      ^{adjective                adjective}
 - We get a biology lesson not only on Monday but also on Wednesday.
                                                                      ^{adverb of time                    adverb of time}
 - Malay language is used not only in Indonesia but also in Malaysia.
                                                                       ^{adverb of place              adverb of place}
 - He completed the exam not only quickly but also carefully.
                                                               ^{adverb of manner   adverb of manner}
 - We walked on the beach not only surround but also enjoy.
                                                                              ^{verb                         verb}
 - Fruits that contain with vitamin C not only orange but also papaya.
                                                                                           ^{noun                        noun}
 -  Not only the parents but also their son loves each other.
                             ^{subject                         subject}

B.     Both … and
 - Britney Spears is both famous and familiar in the word.
                                                 ^{adjective         adjective}
 - We meet our English teacher both every Monday and every Thursday in a week.
                                                                            ^{adverb of time              adverb of time}
 - Super Junior famous both Asia and Europe.
                                                  ^{adv of  place  adv of place}
 - She finished her mid test both quickly and carefully.
                                                          ^{adv of manner   adv of manner}
 - We can both surf and dive at the beach.
                        ^{verb          verb}

 - The woman likes both necklace and bracelet.
                                                     ^{noun                  noun}
 - Both my friends and my family are here to celebrate my birthday party.
                    ^{subject                subject}

C.     Either … or
 - She is either beautiful or smart.
                               ^{adjective     adjective}
 - You meet him either every Tuesday or every Sunday.
                                               ^{adverb of time           adverb of time}
 - I’m going to go to either Singapore or Thailand.
                                                     ^{adv of place     adv of place}
 - Students have to walk either calmly or noisily in the school.
                                            ^{adv of  manner  adv of  manner}
 - He can either cook or sing.
                                  ^{verb         verb}
 - She wants to buy either a Chevrolet or a Toyota.
                                                             ^{noun                  noun}
 - Either Hito or Immanuel enjoys horseback riding.
               ^{subject        subject}

D.    Neither … nor
 - He neither charming nor handsome.
                           ^{adjectives          adjectives}
 - Math lesson neither on Tuesday nor on Wednesday.
                                            ^{adverb of time          adverb of time}
 - My father went neither to Bali nor to Lombok.
                                    ^{adv of place      adv of place}
 - He finished his exam neither quickly nor carelessly.
                                          ^{adv of manner  adv of manner}
 - My brother can neither swim nor dive.
                                              ^{verb           verb}           
 - My sister can neither ride a bike nor a motorcycle. 
                                           ^{noun                     noun}
 - Neither my grandparents nor my uncle are here.
                       ^{subject                      subject}