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Is it must that " that" should be repeted each time we start a new subordinate clause to maintain the parallelism
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01 Aug 2013, 15:53
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Whatever you said is partly true; however, it is not only 'that' that you would need every time to introduce subordinate clauses or to make multiple sub-ordinate clauses parallel.
Parallel structure - especially in lists - is often introduced by a signal word such as that, to, or of. Sometimes it's necessary to repeat these signal words to make your parallel structure clear - Reference :- Kaplan GMAT Verbal Foundation, Chaptor 9, Pg No 164.
Consider the following example
"I love you because you're smart and because you're compassionate
Repeating because makes it clear that I love you for both these characteristics.
So think on these lines while making the phrases parallel.
Hope that helps.
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thanks !that is very helpfull
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