During his fast he neither ate food nor drank liquids identify the correlating conjunction

A correlating conjunction is a word that brings two similar words or phrases together. In this case the correlating conjunction is "neither" because that is bringing together "ate food" and "drank liquids".

Mark Brailiest

Neither and nor

Explanation:

Correlative or correlating conjunction is a type of conjunction that comes in pairs, although its words are not next to each other, and whose function is to join sentence elements that are equally important. Some of them are neither/nor (as it is used in the sentence), both/and, not only/but also, as/as, as many/as, such/that, rather/than and whether/or.