Latin Correlatives

Correlatives using the same word(s)
alii . . . alii

alii . . . alia

some . . . others
some . . . some things, others . . . other things
(Note: When “alius” is repeated in different forms, translate them twice, once with “some,” then again with “other(s)”
aut . . . aut either . . . or
et . . . et both . . . and
neque/nec . . . neque/nec neither . . . nor
tum . . . tum as often as . . . (so often)
Correlatives using different word(s)
alius/aliter . . . ac/atque different(ly)/otherwise . . . from/than
cum . . . tum both . . . and (especially); (not only . . . but also)
eo (+ comparative) . . . quo (+ comp.) the _____er . . . the _____er
[by this much . . . by so much]
eo . . . quo (to) there . . . (to) where)
eo . . . quod (for the reason) . . . that/ . . . because
ibi . . . ubi there . . . where
idem/eadem/idem . . . ac/atque the same . . . as
ita/sic . . . ut just/in the same way . . . as
simul . . . ac/atque/ut . . . as soon as
talis . . . qualis such (. . .) as
tam . . . quam as/so . . . as; (both . . . and)
tantus, -a, -um . . . quantus, -a, -um as much/great . . . as
tanto (+ comparative) . . . quanto (+ comp.) the _____er . . .the _____er
tot . . . quot as many . . . as
totiens . . . quotiens as often as . . . (so often)

Note: Latin often reverses the order of what we would do in English. Sometimes the two parts are translated together where the 2nd one occurs.