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Correlative Conjunctions - Special Rules

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by Miriam
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With correlative conjunctions , we do not add commas when they connect or short phrases .

- You can have coffee or tea .
- She is not only smart kind .

2

However , we add a comma when we connect with " Either . . . . . . , " " Neither . . . . . . , " " Not . . . but also . . . , " and " Whether . . . or . . . "


- I will pick you up , you'll get a ride home .
- Not only is he handsome , but he is brilliant .

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Sometimes , we need to use inversion with " only . . . but also . . . " and " . . . nor . . . " This does not happen when we words or short phrases because inversion happens only with .

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We need inversion if " not only " begins a .

- not only intelligent , but she also works hard .
- Not only intelligent , but she also works hard .

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We need inversion if " neither " or " nor " begin a clause .

- did he arrive on time , did he apologize . ( Two with inversion )
- He arrived on time , nor apologize . ( One clause with inversion )
- He speaks neither English nor Spanish . ( Two without inversion )

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