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13 Aug 2021, 05:00
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16%
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Today's children are tempted to stay indoors by video games, to chat online, and television.
A. to chat online
B. having online chats
C. to have chats online
D. chat online
E. online chats
A. to chat online
B. having online chats
C. to have chats online
D. chat online
E. online chats
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A. to chat online.....................Not parallel with video games & television. 'to have' is a verb
B. having online chats..............Not parallel with video games & television. 'having' is a verb
C. to have chats online...........Not parallel with video games & television. 'to have' is a verb
D. chat online........................Not parallel with video games & television. 'chat' is a verb
E. online chats......................Seems fine
OA should be E
B. having online chats..............Not parallel with video games & television. 'having' is a verb
C. to have chats online...........Not parallel with video games & television. 'to have' is a verb
D. chat online........................Not parallel with video games & television. 'chat' is a verb
E. online chats......................Seems fine
OA should be E
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Official Explanation
(A) This answer choice is grammatically incorrect. The first and last items in the list are nouns (video games, television), but the middle item is a verb (to chat).
What helps us identify this question as a Parallelism question as well as identify the mistake is the following Stop Sign:
A list of 3 items or more, separated by commas and and/or before the last item.
(B) This answer choice repeats the original Parallelism mistake. The first and last items in the list are nouns (video games, television), but the middle item is a verb (having).
(C) This answer choice repeats the original Parallelism mistake. The first and last items in the list are nouns (video games, television), but the middle item is a verb (to have).
(D) This answer choice repeats the original Parallelism mistake. The first and last items in the list are nouns (video games, television), but the middle item is a verb (chat).
(E) In the original sentence, the first and last items in the list are nouns (video games, television), but the middle item is a verb (to chat online). This answer choice corrects the mistake by using the noun chats.
Answer: E
