Singular and Plural Nouns
or, either ..... or, neither ..... nor, not only .... but also (correlative conjunctions)
- My relatives or my friends are likely to help me.
- Either Shahina or Varsha is sure to come today.
- Not only the students but also the principal is to blame.
- Not only the principal but also the students are to blame.
- Neither Rahul nor I am interested in such films.
- Either your car or your bike is essential for the trip.
- Both my wife and my eldest son have helped me to compile the dictionary.
with, along with, together with, in addition to, as well as, rather than
- The teacher as well as the students is responsible for the accident.
- The Chief Minister, along with his ministers, has arrived at the guest house.
- Coffee, rather than tea, gives you energy.
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