Correlative Conjunctions and Example Sentences
Conjunctions, a group of words like but, because, or, so, although, and though, are words used to bring other words and phrases together. Even though these words have no meaning on their own and their only meaning is in sentences, it would not be possible for us to construct complex or long sentences without conjunctions. Since it is not aesthetic to constantly make short sentences, art could not develop sufficiently.
Table of Contents
Types of Conjunctions
- Coordinating Conjunctions
- Subordinating Conjunctions
- Correlative Conjunctions
- Conjunctive Adverbs
Here are 60 Most Common Conjunction List in English
| Hardly … when | I had hardly closed my eyes when she came. |
| Such … that | He is such a smart boy that he passes his math exams successfully. |
| Neither … nor | Neither George nor his brother is very tall. |
| Whether … or | He must do it, whether he likes it or not. |
| As … as | He’s not singing as loudly as he can. |
| Rather … than | I would rather go out than stay at home today. |
| Scarcely … when | Scarcely had I gone to bed when the doorbell rang. |
| Both … and | Michael can both read and write. |
| Not only … but also | Not only Mary but also Gabriel is from Italy. |
| Either … or | I can have either cola or tea. |
| So … as | Her story isn’t so boring as theirs. |
| No sooner … than | We had no sooner gone to bed than the phone rang. |
| The more … the more | The more you can dream, the more you can do. |
| So … that | My mother speaks so quickly that nobody understands what she says. |
