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13 Oct 2019, 15:47
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Hi All,
Was wondering, is "as well as" splitting 2 clauses within a sentence a linking verb/signal that parallelism is in play? I have gotten mixed signals from OG questions. Does "as well as" function the same as "and", "or", etc.?
For instance, is "he likes cake as well as going to birthday parties".. would this be an parallelism error?
Thank you.
Was wondering, is "as well as" splitting 2 clauses within a sentence a linking verb/signal that parallelism is in play? I have gotten mixed signals from OG questions. Does "as well as" function the same as "and", "or", etc.?
For instance, is "he likes cake as well as going to birthday parties".. would this be an parallelism error?
Thank you.
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13 Oct 2019, 18:24
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Hi felixduan320,
As well as is not a linking verb. Here are a couple of posts that you may find helpful: (general) 1 and (about the need for parallel structure) 2.
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