HI
I would appreciate it very someone could help me out on the following:
Which sentence is correct [(a)or(b)] and are the 'correlative conjunctions' correctly placed?
1.(a) I 'not only' love American music 'but also' American art.
(b) I love 'not only' American music 'but also' American art.

2.(a) I have 'not only' travelled all over the US 'but also' Canada.
(b) I have travelled 'not only' all over the US 'but also' Canada.

3.(a) They're 'not only' planning to visit England 'but also' France.
(b) They're planning 'not only' to visit England'but also' France.

Could you please tell me the reason(s) for your choice?
Thank you very much.
JOE