Correlative conjunctions | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

She enjoys hiking / she enjoys jogging. (Both...and)

She enjoys both hiking and jogging

the apples are ripe / the oranges are ripe (both...and)

Both apples and oranges are ripe.

You can go to the gym / you can take yoga class. (either...or)

You can either go to the gym or take yoga class.

We need ___ a new computer ___ a new printer for the office.

vary

___ the teacher ___ the students were happy with the new schedule.

vary

___ the book ___ the magazine was interesting.

vary

The concert was ______ only loud __________ very exciting.

not...but also

He speaks English / he speaks Spanish and French (not only ...but also)

He speaks not only English but also Spanish and French.

She is ___________a great cook but ________an excellent baker.

not only...also

He has neither the time ______the money to go on vacation

nor

the restaurant was open / the café was open (neither...nor)

Neither the restaurant nor the café was open.

She likes neither apples ____oranges.

nor

______the dog nor the cat is allowed on the furniture

Neither

You can finish the report now / You can finish the report tomorrow. (either...or)

You can either finish the report now or tomorrow.

I’ll have either the salad _______the soup for lunch.

or

_______John or Jane will answer the phone

Either

We’ll ______go to the beach or visit the museum

either

We need _______a screwdriver and a hammer for this project.

both

Both the book _____the magazine are on the table.

and

She wants both coffee ________tea for breakfast.

and

_______my mother and my father are teachers.

Both