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Correlative Conjunctions Resources
Can you correlate? Conjunctions join words and phrases, but correlative conjunctions are a special kind. Correlative conjunctions are a kind of conjunction that go between two nouns: think of words like neither, nor, either, and or. Learn when and how to use them with our grammar materials: we’ve got worksheets, games, and drills for students, and lesson plans and articles for grown-ups.
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