[ Correlative Conjunctions ]
Identify the sentence that correctly uses correlative conjunctions.
A. Both the painting and the sculpture were exhibited in the gallery.
B. She will either take a taxi or walk to the station.
C. Not only did he apologize, but he also offered to help.
D. All of the above
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A. worked
B. have worked
C. have been working
D. had been working