Professional Documents
Culture Documents
coordinating conjunctions
We performed whenever folks would listen and wherever
they would pay.
History became popular, and historians became alarmed. (two
sentences in coordination)
Correlative conjunctions
Eitheror, bothand, neithernor, not but, not onlybut also ,
whetheror.
The organization provides both scholarships for young artist and
grants for established ones. (phrases with the same structure)
It was a question of either reducing their staff or finding new
customers. (ing)
The shutters were not only too short but also too wide. (adverb+aj.)