Correlative conjunctions (1)

An introduction to correlative conjunctions:either/or, both/and, whether/or and not only/but also.

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An adverbial phrase is a group of words that act just like an adverb.

More work on conjunctions such as 'because' and 'so', when used to express cause or reason.

Further work on correlative conjunctions: neither/nor, no sooner/than, as/as and rather/than.

Using adverbs of possibility to show how certain we are about a situation or event.