Examples of Correlative Conjunction

Definition of Correlative Conjunction:

A conjunction which demonstrates a comparison or contrast between two words, phrases, or clauses is called a correlative conjunction.

Examples of Correlative Conjunction:

• Both Sam and Shaun went to college.
• Neither Sam nor Shaun knows that I will leave today.
• Not only Sam but also Shaun will miss me.
• No sooner had I left the home than they came.
• Hardly had they missed to say goodbye to me when I left.
• Both I and my wife were worried about how they would react.
• Both of them are both rational and emotional.
• They would come to see me off whether they had classes or not.
• They not only love me but also respect me.
• I treat them with both love and care.