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PARALLEL STRUCTURE PRACTICE - WORKSHEET 1 . Practice 1: Edit these sentences to create parallel structure. 1. Mike likes to listen to rock music and reading mystery novels. 2. Julia is in charge of stocking the shelves, writing orders, and to sell computers. 3. My grandfather’s favorite pastime is to eat in trendy restaurants and visiting art ...
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Grammar Learning Centre Worksheet: Parallel Structure (also known as “Parallelism”) When you write a list – including bulleted items in a presentation – you should try to keep your structures parallel. “Parallel” here means two things: 1. All the items in the list should make sense after the last word before the list. If
While Answer 1 is more elegant than Answer 2, the second may be more useful in the long run, for most students. But do TRY to teach the stylistic variation of not only …
This is a parallel structure quiz with multiple choice questions. Look at each sentence and decide whether it is parallel or not. If you are unsure of what parallelism in English grammar is, then before starting the quiz review this lesson on parallelism .
Considering the guidelines for avoiding faulty parallelism, choose the best version of the three sentences below. A) When you drive, you should buckle up, obey the traffic laws, and you should be alert.
