Steps in English : book I-Ii Bk. 2
Steps in English : book I-Ii Bk. 2
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. . and are coordinate correlatives, and that both may be omitted without changing the meaning, being merely intro- ductory ; but in the second so , . , as are subordinate correlatives, and so is an adverb and can not be omitted without changing the meaning. wise He 1 - — < / and \ ^ood He .A_ is \ good ...^...|. not he \,is\ "wise 2l6 GRAMMAR The most common correlative conjunctions are "both . . . and/' "either . . . or," "neither . . . nor," "whether . . . or," "aa . . . as," "so . . . as," and "not only . . . but also." Cautions, i. Correlatives should be so placed that they will in- dicate clearly wh^t expressions the author wishes to connect. As a rule the word after the first correlative should be the same part of speech as the word after the second ; as, 1. He gave both advpce and money j not He both gave advice and money. 2. He may give the book either to you or to me; not He may eiVieT give the book to you or to me. 3. She dresses not only richly but also tastefully ; not She not only dresses richly but tastefully.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . and are coordinate correlatives, and that both may be omitted without changing the meaning, being merely intro- ductory ; but in the second so , . , as are subordinate correlatives, and so is an adverb and can not be omitted without changing the meaning. wise He 1 - — < / and \ ^ood He .A_ is \ good ...^...|. not he \,is\ "wise 2l6 GRAMMAR The most common correlative conjunctions are "both . . . and/' "either . . . or," "neither . . . nor," "whether . . . or," "aa . . . as," "so . . . as," and "not only . . . but also." Cautions, i. Correlatives should be so placed that they will in- dicate clearly wh^t expressions the author wishes to connect. As a rule the word after the first correlative should be the same part of speech as the word after the second ; as, 1. He gave both advpce and money j not He both gave advice and money. 2. He may give the book either to you or to me; not He may eiVieT give the book to you or to me. 3. She dresses not only richly but also tastefully ; not She not only dresses richly but tastefully.
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