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bellahboo03

The answer to this question is both

emilyadalex

Answer:

Both/and

Explanation:

Correlatives conjunctions are a type of conjunction that join sentence elements that are equally important, and that come in pairs but are not next to each other. Examples of correlative conjunctions are Both/and, neither/nor, not only/but also, as/as, as many/as, such/that, rather/than and whether/or.

Therefore, the correlative conjunction in the sentence “Both Nalani and I are leaving so we can go to the movie” is “Both/and” which joins the nouns “Nalani” and “I.”