Parallel Structure Exercise-1
Parallel Structure Exercise-1
Define whether the following sentences below are TRUE or FALSE Correct mistakes.
#1. Jogging is more vigorous exercise than to play golf.
than playing golf
#2. He could not decide whether to get a job or studying.
or to study
#3. Although he was quick to criticize, he was slow praising his students.
slow to praise
#4. Her hobbies are reading, playing piano, and gardening.
#5. The bellhop took my bags to my room, opened the door, and puts them at the foot of the bed.
and put them …
#6. We enjoyed the perfect weather and seeing fjords in Norway.
and fjords …
#7. Do not speak out, but raise your hand.
#8. Go to window A, ask for a form, and bring it back to me.
#9. The presidential candidate was a man of intellectual strength, moral character, and personal integrity.
#10. Being a homemaker is as difficult as working in an office.
#11. After years of dealing with the public, she developed great charm, wit, and confidant.
confidence
#12. To face adversity, to solve problems, and to overcome difficulties all give one sense of satisfaction.
#13. On their vacation they enjoyed swimming at the beach, walking through the quaint streets, and sitting in the picturesque parks.
#14. Before he died, he had sold his house, wrote a will, and set up a trust fund.
written a will
#15. When he was a college student, he learned to play tennis, to golf, and swimming.
to swim
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Parallel Structure Exercise-1
Define whether the following sentences below are TRUE or FALSE Correct mistakes.
| 1. When he was a college student, he learned to play tennis, to golf, and swimming. |
| 2. Do not speak out, but raise your hand. |
| 3. To face adversity, to solve problems, and to overcome difficulties all give one sense of satisfaction. |
| 4. We enjoyed the perfect weather and seeing fjords in Norway. |
| 5. Go to window A, ask for a form, and bring it back to me. |
| 6. Before he died, he had sold his house, wrote a will, and set up a trust fund. |
| 7. Her hobbies are reading, playing piano, and gardening. |
| 8. Being a homemaker is as difficult as working in an office. |
| 9. After years of dealing with the public, she developed great charm, wit, and confidant. |
| 10. On their vacation they enjoyed swimming at the beach, walking through the quaint streets, and sitting in the picturesque parks. |
| 11. He could not decide whether to get a job or studying. |
| 12. Although he was quick to criticize, he was slow praising his students. |
| 13. The presidential candidate was a man of intellectual strength, moral character, and personal integrity. |
| 14. The bellhop took my bags to my room, opened the door, and puts them at the foot of the bed. |
| 15. Jogging is more vigorous exercise than to play golf. |
| 1. F, to swim | 6. F, written a will | 11 .F, or to study |
| 2. T | 7. T | 12.F, slow to praise |
| 3. T | 8. T | 13.T |
| 4. F, and fjords … | 9. F, confidence | 14.F, and put them … |
| 5. T | 10.T | 15.F, than playing golf |
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