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Grammar: Parallelism & Comma Splices

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Grammar: parallelism and comma splices

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Grammar: parallelism and comma splices

by Martina Perez
1

Which sentence demonstrates correct parallel structure?

2

Which sentence is a run-on (no punctuation between independent clauses)?

3

Identify the comma splice in this sentence: 'She loves coffee, she drinks it every morning.'

4

Which option fixes the comma splice? 'He runs fast, he wins races.'

5

Choose the sentence with proper parallel structure in a list:

6

Which sentence suffers from a broken parallel structure?

7

Identify the faulty parallelism: 'Either he will call, or he will email.'

8

Which sentence uses parallel structure correctly in comparing two options?

9

Which is a comma splice error?

10

Choose the version with correct parallelism in verbs:

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