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Exploring Corrective Conjunctions

This document discusses correlative conjunctions, which are pairs of conjunctions used to connect words, phrases, or clauses with similar structures. It provides examples like either/or and neither/nor and explains that correlative conjunctions can also express choices, similarities, or agreement. The document contains learning activities for students to practice identifying and using correlative conjunctions.

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Exploring Corrective Conjunctions

This document discusses correlative conjunctions, which are pairs of conjunctions used to connect words, phrases, or clauses with similar structures. It provides examples like either/or and neither/nor and explains that correlative conjunctions can also express choices, similarities, or agreement. The document contains learning activities for students to practice identifying and using correlative conjunctions.

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Exploring

Correlative
Co njunctions
Imagine you're
given the choice Raise you
r hand if
would ch you
to... choice. H
head if y
oose the
ands on y
first
our
ou would
prefer
the seco
nd.
Either read a book or play outside. Which one
would you choose?

Either go on a beach trip or go on a mountain


hike. Which one would you choose?

Either watch movies at home or watch movies


at a theater. Which one would you choose?
Learning Outcomes

Understand Practice
Define how they are applying our
used in knowledge of
correlative
context correlative
conjunctions
through conjunctions
examples

Those scenarios were examples of sentences using correlative


conjunctions. We will learn about them today.
What are correlative
conjunctions?

Definition:

Correlative conjunctions are pairs of words that


connect two or more words, phrases, or clauses
with similar grammatical structures. Examples are
the pairs either/or and neither/nor.
Correlative Example
conjunctions connect
two or more words,
phrases, or clauses
with similar
Either read a book or play
grammatical outside.
structures. You can either have cake
or ice cream for dessert.
Example
Correlative
conjunctions also
express choices,
Neither the cat nor the dog similarities, or
is allowed on the couch.
Neither Lily nor Max can agreement.
attend the party.
Let's review.
Pair up!
five
With your partner, create
e
sentences using correlativ
conjunctions.

te nces w ith ano th er group


Swap sen
e
and identify the correlativ
conjunction used.
Other examples:

NOT ONLY/ BUT ALSO B O T H / A


N D
He is not only a great She is both a talented
athlete but also a singer and a skilled
brilliant student. dancer.
Review:
Correlative conjunctions
connect similar grammatical They also express choices,
structures. similarities, or agreement.

Examples include:

B O T H / A N D

NOT ONLY/ BUT ALSO


Task:
a choice
OPTION A: Write a short paragraph describing
u ha d to make rec ently. Include at least two sentences
yo
ither/nor to
using either/or and two sentences using ne
express the options or agreement.
Choose only one
option for your
assignment!

OPTION B: Imagine you are writing a paragraph abo


ut
two of your favorite hobbies and the similarities
between the two. Incorporate both/and and not
only/but also in your sentences to express different
aspects of your hobby. Make sure to use them
correctly and provide specific details.
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