Yes/No
Each of the following
sentences contains words or groups of words that should be parallel. Indicate if the sentences are
parallel (Yes) or not parallel (No).
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1.
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She held jobs as a typist, a housekeeper, and in a restaurant.
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2.
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The report you are looking for could be in the file or on the desk.
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3.
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She works very hard but usually getting below-average grades.
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4.
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The speaker introduced himself, told several interesting anecdotes, and
finishing with an emotional plea.
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5.
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You should know when the program starts and how many units you must
complete.
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6.
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The term paper he wrote was rather short but very impressive.
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7.
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She suggested taking the plane this evening or that we go by train
tomorrow.
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8.
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The dean or the assistant dean will inform you of when and where you should
apply for your diploma.
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9.
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There are papers to file, reports to type, and those letters should be
answered.
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10.
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The manager needed a quick but thorough response.
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