Jose A. Carillocarii
Last week, I presented the first part of this discussion that seeks to rectify some myths about the usage of correlative conjunctions and appositives. I am making it in reply to the contention of a member of Jose Carillo’s English Forum, Mwita Chacha, that this sentence of mine using the correlative conjunction “either…or…” has a serious parallelism flaw: “Your colleague is either kidding you, or he or she is a superwriter from another planet.”