Examples of English Correlatives: Correlative Words and Sentences

This Book Covers The Following Topics:

AS---AS
AS FAR AS
AS LONG AS
AS MANY AS
AS MUCH AS
AS OFTEN AS
AS EARLY AS
AS SOON AS
AS LATE AS
AS LOW AS
AS WELL AS
EITHER---OR
NEITHER --- NOR
BARELY/HARDLY/SCARCELY---WHEN
NO SOONER---THAN
RATHER---THAN
NOT ONLY---BUT ALSO
SO THAT
TOO---TO
UNLESS
UNTIL
MISCELLANEOUS

Sample This:

Correlative Words connect two equal grammatical items. They link words, phrases, and clauses. They are generally used in the form of pair of words. These are popularly called as correlative conjunctions.

As -- As
This Pattern Is Used When You Are Comparing Two People Or Things, Or Two Situations
EXAMPLES:
AS FAR AS
AS LONG AS
AS MANY AS
AS MUCH AS
AS OFTEN AS
AS EARLY AS
AS SOON AS
AS LATE AS
AS WELL AS

AS FAR AS
‘As Far As’ Is Used To Show ‘A Great Degree’
As far as I remember, he was here yesterday.
Can first-time voters make a difference as far as the democratic process is concerned?
She had no parallel as far as beauty was concerned.
As far as I know, relevant consultations have been fruitful.
More needs to be done as far as offences against woman are concerned.
It was green as far as I see.
That was known to our country as far back as 1000 B.C.
Police teams searched for him in places as far away as his native village.
Thunder is audible from the distance as far away as ten miles.
The tremors were felt as far away as Malaysia and Singapore.

AS LONG AS
‘As Long As’ Is Used To Denote ‘To The Extent That’
As long as I am here, you needn’t worry about anything.
Match-fixing will stay as long as there is greed.
Let's revise the funding formula, as long as no one loses money.
I don't care if I don't score as long as we win.
As long as some people love you, forget the rest.
As long as we are enjoying ourselves, we'll keep going.
He gave goods on credit for as long as six months.
He will fast as long as he can sustain it.
Women work as hard and as long as the men in our office.
Players will only benefit as long as they are playing.