Parallel structure
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Parallel structure means using the same grammatical pattern for phrases or clauses that are similar in importance. Examples show phrases connected with commas using the same pattern of verbs like "to hike, to bike, and to swim" or adjectives like "quickly, accurately and thoroughly." The practice identifies sentences as either parallel or not parallel based on consistent grammatical structures for lists.
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