As emphasized in the preceding chapter, the basic rule for parallel construction is to never mix grammatical forms when presenting similar or related ideas. A sentence that presents two or more serial ...

The original version of this story was published on Law.Com You may have heard the term “parallelism” in high school English. It describes the repetition of a verbal pattern to create rhythm and to ...

In the preceding six chapters, we reviewed the various types of parallelism when constructing sentences. We saw how using the same function words can match and balance the clauses and phrases in a ...

Last week’s discussion emphasized that to achieve truly good writing in English, we should aim for parallelism every time we make statements that present several grammar elements in a series. Elements ...