The document provides a correlative conjunctions exercise where students are asked to fill in blanks with either/or, neither/nor, or both/and. It then provides the answers to the exercise, correcting the use of correlative conjunctions in each sentence. Some examples include "I will either go for a hike or stay home and watch TV" and "Neither Joe nor his sisters could understand what their parents were saying when they spoke French." The document aims to practice the proper use of correlative conjunctions in sentences.

1. Correlative conjuntions exercice
Use either…..or, neither…..nor, both …..and
1. I will __________ go for a hike __________ stay home and watch TV.
2. She is __________ polite _______ funny.
3. ___________ Joe __________ his sisters could understand what their parents were saying
when they spoke French.
4. She won gold medals from ____________ the single ___________ group races.
5. __________ TV __________ television are correct words.
6. You can have __________ apples __________ pears.
7. He enjoys __________ drinking _________ gambling.
8. __________ you __________ I will get off early today.
9. __________ my friend I are taking the geography class.
10. wood bricks can be used as homebuilding materials.
11. We can go to __________ Greece __________ Spain for our holiday.
12. It’s my final offer – you can __________ take it __________ leave it.
13. __________ rugby __________ football are popular in France.
14. Jerry is __________ rich __________ famous.
15. __________ English __________ Welsh are spoken in Wales.
16. I am fine with __________ Monday __________ Wednesday.

2. Correlative conjuntions exercice - correção
1. I will either go for a hike or stay home and watch TV.
2. She is neither polite nor funny.
3. Neither Joe nor his sisters could understand what their parents were saying when they spoke
French.
4. She won gold medals from both the single and group races.
5. Both TV and television are correct words.
6. You can have either apples or pears.
7. He enjoys neither drinking nor gambling.
8. Neither you nor I will get off early today.
9. Both my friend and I are taking the geography class
10. Either wood or bricks can be used as homebuilding materials.
11. We can go to either Greece or Spain for our holiday.
12. It’s my final offer – you can either take it or leave it.
13. Both rugby and football are popular in France.
14. Jerry is neither rich nor famous.
15. Both English and Welsh are spoken in Wales.
16. I am fine with either Monday or Wednesday.