Faulty Parallelism

Front

My teacher enjoys reading and to play his guitar at weekends.

Back

Playing

Front

Correct the sentence: Studying Chinese is more difficult than to study Korean.

Back

to studying

Front

I have read the book, but I have not watched the movie version.

Back

the movie

Front

The doctor told Mrs. Kim that she should either eat less or should exercise more.

Back

exercise more

Front

Swimming in the ocean is much tougher than a pool.

Back

swimming in a pool

Front

The cyclist owns both a mountain bike and has a racing bike.

Back

a racing bike

Front

My current job is neither exciting nor is it meaningful.

Back

meaningful

Front

The firefighter spoke more of his childhood than he talked about his job.

Back

his job

Front

I would rather work at a second job to pay for a new car than a loan

Back

to pay off a loan

Front

Jisoo had to do the ironing, washing, and shopping before her parents arrived.

Back

no change