Here are 5 sentences using different types of parallel structure:
1. Coordinate conjunction: I like to read novels, play video games, and watch movies in my free time.
2. Subordinate conjunction: When I finish my homework, after I eat dinner, and before I go to bed, I relax by listening to music.
3. Correlative conjunction: I would rather go to the beach than stay home on this beautiful weekend.
4. Phrases or clauses of comparison: Swimming is as enjoyable to me as playing tennis is to my friend.
5. List: My favorite foods are pizza, because it is delicious, hamburgers, since they are filling, and ice cream, which is
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Week 02-English 2-Parallel Structure
Here are 5 sentences using different types of parallel structure:
1. Coordinate conjunction: I like to read novels, play video games, and watch movies in my free time.
2. Subordinate conjunction: When I finish my homework, after I eat dinner, and before I go to bed, I relax by listening to music.
3. Correlative conjunction: I would rather go to the beach than stay home on this beautiful weekend.
4. Phrases or clauses of comparison: Swimming is as enjoyable to me as playing tennis is to my friend.
5. List: My favorite foods are pizza, because it is delicious, hamburgers, since they are filling, and ice cream, which is
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PARALLEL STRUCTURE
Institut Teknologi Del
Jl. Sisingamangaraja, Sitoluama-Laguboti Toba Samosir, 22381 Sumatera Utara English 2 - Parallel structure 2
What is parallel structure?
Parallel structure (parallelism) is the repetition of a chosen grammatical form within a sentence.
How do we make parallel structure?
1. With coordinating conjunction 2. With subordinating conjunction 3. With correlative conjunction 4. With phrases or clauses of comparison 5. With lists English 2 - Parallel structure 3
What does coordinating conjunction do?
It joins pairs of clauses that are grammatically independent of each other. It joins two or more sentences, clauses, phrases, words, or other parts of speech which are of the same syntactic importance.
What are the examples of coordinating conjunction?
1. For 4. But 2. And 5. Or 3. Nor 6. Yet 7. So They are usually named “FANBOYS” English 2 - Parallel structure 4
What does subordinating conjunction do?
It acts like a part of the other clause (together with its following clause)
What are the examples of subordinating conjunction?
1. because 2. when 3. that 4. which 5. etc. English 2 - Parallel structure 5
What does correlative conjunction do?
Working in pairs to join phrases or words that carry equal importance within a sentence.
What are the examples of correlative conjunction?
1. both…and… 2. not only…but also… 3. either…or… 4. neither…nor… 5. if…then… 6. rather…or… English 2 - Parallel structure 6
What does phrases or clauses of comparison do?
To connect two clauses or phrases.
What are the examples of phrases or clauses of comparison?
1. would rather…than… 2. Words for comparison: similarly, likewise, equally, too, also, just like, like, alike, the same as, just as, comparable to. 3. Words for contrast: but, even though, yet, though, unlike, however, although, not like, not the same as, different from, in contrast to, contrary to, while, whereas, on the other hand. English 2 - Parallel structure 7
Conjunction Example Coordinating conjunction 1. My younger sister likes reading, swimming, and listening to the radio. 2. I read a novel and Adam reads a comic. Subordinating conjunction 1. When I arrive, I will phone you. 2. He told me that he loved me. Correlative conjunction 1. The doctor is not only humble but also honest. 2. Would you rather stay here or watch film on cinema? Phrases and clauses of comparison 1. I would rather pay for my education than receive your donation. List 1. I love my house because it is wide, clean, and comfortable. English 2 - Parallel structure 9
You must start listening carefully to what you
said so that you can anticipate the parallel structure in your speech.
Now write your own sentences in parallel structure forms
using: 1. Coordinate conjunction 2. Subordinate conjunction 3. Correlative conjunction 4. Phrases or clauses of comparison 5. List