Elliptical sentences is used to show similarities and difference. Below are the types of conjunction in elliptical sentences:
1. So, either, too, neither
- Long a time ago tulips did not grow in European country and neither did dahlia.
- Husna wasn't at the mall and Rairi wasn't either.
2. Both...and & neither...nor
- Both Indonesia and Malay have rainforest.
- Neither my brother nor my sister likes mango.
1. So, either, too, neither
- We use so and too after a positive sentence. Examples:
- Husna was at the mall and so was Rairi.
- Husna was at the mall and Rairi was too.
- Neither is used after a negative statement. Examples:
- Long a time ago tulips did not grow in European country and neither did dahlia.
- Husna wasn't at the mall and Rairi wasn't either.
2. Both...and & neither...nor
- We use both... and to express similarities and differences in positive form. Examples:
- Both Indonesia and Malay have rainforest.
- Neither...nor is used in negative form. Examples:
- Neither my brother nor my sister likes mango.
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