Parallel Structure PRACTICE

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What is parallel structure?

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Parallel structure, or parallelism, is the repetition of a chosen grammatical form within a sentence. It helps to create balance and clarity in writing.

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Why is parallel structure important in writing?

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Parallel structure enhances readability and flow, making sentences easier to understand and more persuasive.

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Identify the error in this sentence: 'She likes to swim, biking, and to run.'

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The error is in the lack of parallel structure. It should be: 'She likes to swim, bike, and run.'

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What is the correct form of parallel structure in this sentence: 'He enjoys reading, to write, and swimming.'

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The correct form is: 'He enjoys reading, writing, and swimming.'

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Choose the correct parallel structure: 'The dog likes to bark, to play, and running.'

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The correct structure is: 'The dog likes to bark, play, and run.'

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What is the best revision of this sentence: 'She wants to travel, to explore, and seeing new places.'

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The best revision is: 'She wants to travel, explore, and see new places.'

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Identify the correct parallel structure: 'For breakfast, I had eggs, toast, and drinking coffee.'

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The correct structure is: 'For breakfast, I had eggs, toast, and coffee.'

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What is the error in this sentence: 'He likes hiking, to swim, and biking.'

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The error is in the lack of parallel structure. It should be: 'He likes hiking, swimming, and biking.'

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What is the best revision of this sentence: 'The teacher asked us to read, to write, and doing math.'

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The best revision is: 'The teacher asked us to read, write, and do math.'

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Choose the correct parallel structure: 'She enjoys dancing, to sing, and painting.'

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The correct structure is: 'She enjoys dancing, singing, and painting.'