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suggests 1 idea is sequential or follows another
suggests 1 idea is the result of another
suggests one idea comments upon another |
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suggests an unexpected contrast
suggests connecting 2 ideas w/the meaning of "with the exception of" |
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suggests only 1 possibility can be true and excludes the other 1
suggests an inclusive combo of alternatives
suggests a negative condition |
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| Ex: Temelachus journeys to BOTH Pylos AND Sparta in search of Odysseus |
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| Ex: Odysseus EITHER obeys Athena OR risks death |
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| Ex: NEITHER omens NOR Telemachus' harsh worlds change the behavior of the suitors |
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| Ex: Odysseus prevails NOT ONLY with his own strength BUT ALSO with divine intervention |
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| Odysseus EITHER obeys Athena OR risks death. |
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| NEITHER omens NOR Telemachus' harsh words change the behavior of the suitors. |
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| Odysseus prevails NOT ONLY with his own strength BUT ALSO with divine intervertion. |
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| WHETHER Odysseus prevails OR fails, he is a remarkable man. |
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| IF Odysseus does not follow Athena's advice, he risks death. |
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| AS LONG AS Penelope delays choosing a husband, the suitors will pursue her. |
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