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I have doubt on Parallelism using open markers Consider the following sentences
Sentence_1:Mary wants to swim and dance tonight
Sentence_2: Mary wants to swim and to dance tonight
In sentence 1; swim is parallel to dance (Verb parallel to verb)
While in Sentence 2; "to swim" is parallel to "to dance" (Infinitives parallel to Infinitives) Why is option two considered more right of a parallel structure in GMAT and How to choose in such open markers if it is a case similar to sentence 1 or sentence 2
Please help me and if anyone can suggest me tips on utilising commas and semi colon with multiple open markers As I am making mistakes in multiple parallelism markers
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Sentence_1:Mary wants to swim and dance tonight
Sentence_2: Mary wants to swim and to dance tonight
In sentence 1; swim is parallel to dance (Verb parallel to verb)
While in Sentence 2; "to swim" is parallel to "to dance" (Infinitives parallel to Infinitives) Why is option two considered more right of a parallel structure in GMAT and How to choose in such open markers if it is a case similar to sentence 1 or sentence 2
Please help me and if anyone can suggest me tips on utilising commas and semi colon with multiple open markers As I am making mistakes in multiple parallelism markers
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Hi Deeptanshu, I don't view sentence 1 as wrong. Can you perhaps post some real GMAT questions that you are having problems with?
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from expansion of development, changes in
climate, and from pollution, so that supplies
in some of the more and areas are a future
concern
This example is that of incorrect parallelism but as I see it these two froms are parallel as both are prepositions
This is an official gmat option from OG 2019 Verbal [ Please ignore the fact expansion of development sounds weird]
climate, and from pollution, so that supplies
in some of the more and areas are a future
concern
This example is that of incorrect parallelism but as I see it these two froms are parallel as both are prepositions
This is an official gmat option from OG 2019 Verbal [ Please ignore the fact expansion of development sounds weird]
