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#Rule 7: : Don't use a comma, before the second conjunction., (One exception), , Most writers, when using correlative, conjunctions, get confused whether to use a, comma with correlative conjunctions or not., , Generally, we don’t use a comma with, correlative conjunctions., , He brought gifts not only for you but also, forme., He brought gifts not only for you, but also, for me.X, , | can buy either your painting or his, painting. /, Ican buy either your painting, or his, painting., , But it's not as simple as it sounds. We don’t use, comma before the second conjunction, generally. But you will have to use a comma, before the second conjunction if the following, two conditions are fulfilled: