Correlative Conjunctions

From: https://www.worldenglishinstitute.org/admin/assignments/1183463/take Correlative Conjunctions Correlative conjunctions are used to join two, and no more than two , items of equal rank . Example: Wrong: "I like neithe r okra, broccoli, nor brussel sprouts." There are more than two items in this sentence; thus a correlative conjunction cannot be used. Right: "I don't like okra, broccoli, or brussels sprouts." 12: Correlative conjunctions should be placed as near as possible to the items they connec t . Examples: Wrong: "I neither like broccoli nor brussel sprouts." Here, the conjunction "neither" has become an adverb. Right: "I like neither broccoli nor brussel sprouts." Wrong: "We both are buried with Christ in baptism and are raised up with him to live a new life." Are two people buried and raised? Right: "We are both buried with Christ in baptism and raised up with him to l...