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                            List of Correlative Conjunctions for IELTS     Correlative conjunctions are pairs such as  neither . . . nor ,  not . . . only,  and  but . . . also .   These  conjunctions  connect two balanced clauses, phrases, or words.   The two elements that correlative conjunctions connect are usually similar in length and grammatical structure.     either . . . or We can go to  either  Malaysia  or  Singapore for our holiday. It’s my final offer – you can  either  take it  or  leave it.   I will eat  either  peas  or  carrots for dinner.   both . . . and Both  soccer  and  football are popular in France. Both  English  and  Malay are spoken in Malaysia.   The company deals in  both...

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