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CHAPTER 1: READING FOR MEANING

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Chapter 1

CHAPTER 1: READING FOR MEANING

Course: Ged Test Prep
Subject: English Languages Art Rla
Chapter: Chapter 3 Grammar And Language Usage


In this lesson, we will cover a concept called parallel sentence structure, which is often tested on the GED RLA test.

What is a parallel sentence structure?

Parallel structure in a sentence is when all the words, phrases, and clauses follow the same pattern. The usual way to join parallel structures is with the use of coordinating conjunctions such as and, or.

  • Words

I like reading, writing, and researching.

In this sentence, the words in bold are consistently structured using gerunds.

  • Phrases

The team brainstormed ideas, conducted research, and presented their findings during the conference.

In this sentence, the phrases in bold are structured in a parallel manner, each consisting of a past tense verb followed by an object, contributing to the coherence and clarity of the statement.

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