This chapter discusses correlative conjunctions, which are used to relate two different nouns, adjectives, or actions. Specifically, it provides examples of how to use the correlative conjunctions "either...or...", "neither...nor...", "not only...but also...", and "both...and..." such as "I want either the cheesecake or the frozen hot chocolate" or "George spoke not only to him, but also to me." The chapter explains that correlative conjunctions are used to relate two different parts of a sentence.

1. Both You and I
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2. What’s on this chapter?
Correlative conjunctions

3. Why do we use
correlative
conjunctions?
We use it to relate two
different nouns/noun
phrases, adjectives or
actions.

4. How do we use
correlative
conjunctions?
Examples:
-I want either the cheesecake or the frozen
hot chocolate.
- neither the money nor the jewelry was
stolen.
-Jim failed both chemistry and physics.
-George spoke not only to him, but also to
me.
We can use these
following conjunctions:
- either … or …
- neither … nor …
- not only …but also …
- both … and …