Grammar Check: Parallelism & Run-Ons

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Froggy Jumps Grammar Check: Parallelism & Run-OnsOnline version Parallelism & run-ons quiz by Isabella Rondón 1 Which sentence is written correctly following parallelism rules? a My favorite hobbies are to swim, running, and read. b My favorite hobbies are swimming, running, and reading. c My favorite hobbies are swimming, running, and to read. 2 Which option shows correct parallel structure? a The teacher asked us to be punctual, to bring the book, and participate in class. b The teacher asked us for punctuality, to bring the book, and participating in class. c The teacher asked us to be punctual, to bring the book, and to participate in class. 3 Which sentence demonstrates parallelism? a The conference was an information, motivating, and funny. b The conference was informative, motivating, and funny. c The conference was informative, motivating, and it made me laugh. 4 Identify the sentence that uses parallel infinitives consistently. a It is easier to love than to be loved. b It is easier to love than when you are loved. c It is easier to love than receiving love. 5 Select the most parallel option for goals to be achieved. a To be successful, you need to work hard, have discipline, and luck. b To be successful, you need to work hard, be disciplined, and have luck. c To be successful, you need hard work, discipline, and a bit of luck. 6 Choose the correctly fixed comma splice/run-on: The sun was shining, we went to the beach. a The sun was shining and we went to the beach. b The sun was shining; therefore, we went to the beach. c The sun was shiny, we went to the beach. 7 Choose the correct fix for a fused sentence: The coffee was very hot it burned my tongue. a The coffee was very hot, it burned my tongue. b The coffee was very hot it burned my tongue. c The coffee was so hot that it burned my tongue. 8 Identify the properly fixed comma splice: Maria finished her homework, then she went out to play. a After finishing her homework, Maria went out to play. b Maria finished her homework, then she went out to play. c Maria finished her homework; then she went out to play. 9 Choose the correctly fixed run-on: I need to study for the exam it is very important. a I need to study for the exam; it is very important. b I need to study for the exam because it is very important. c I need to study for the exam, it is very important. 10 Select the sentence with correct parallelism in Section 3 style (no run-ons): a The car needs new tires, the engine is making a strange noise. b She likes to dance, to sing, and acting. c To win the game, you must score points, play defense, and rebound the ball.

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Grammar Check: Parallelism & Run-Ons

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Grammar Check: Parallelism & Run-OnsOnline version

by Isabella Rondón

Which sentence is written correctly following parallelism rules?

Which option shows correct parallel structure?

Which sentence demonstrates parallelism?

Identify the sentence that uses parallel infinitives consistently.

Select the most parallel option for goals to be achieved.

Choose the correctly fixed comma splice/run-on: The sun was shining, we went to the beach.

Choose the correct fix for a fused sentence: The coffee was very hot it burned my tongue.

Identify the properly fixed comma splice: Maria finished her homework, then she went out to play.

Choose the correctly fixed run-on: I need to study for the exam it is very important.

Select the sentence with correct parallelism in Section 3 style (no run-ons):