Question

Read the sentence.

We visited Ellis Island. We visited Liberty Island, too.

Which combines the sentences using a correlative conjunction?

We visited both Ellis Island and Liberty Island.

Although we visited Ellis Island, we visited Liberty Island, too.

We visited Ellis Island and Liberty Island.

Answer 1

Answer:

We visited both Ellis Island and Liberty Island.

Explanation:

Correlative Conjunctions work in pairs, it must have two to make the sentence work. The words Both + And are in the options of being used in a correlative conjuction sentence.