… not only, but also …
This conjunction is used to compliment ideas with verbs & adjectives.Â
The book is not only short, but also a pleasure to read.
She is not only smart, but also very talented.
It’s not only nice, but also cheap.
I not only like running, but also riding my bike.
Competition has never been more intense for admittance into the nation’s top law schools. The application essay represents your only chance to plea your case to admissions officers. Why select you over so many other qualified applicants?
… neither, nor …
This conjunction is used to deny both options presented.Â
The book is neither short, nor pleasure to read.
She is neither smart, nor very talented.
It’s neither nice, nor cheap.
I neither like running, nor riding my bike.
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