Example: 'She likes swimming, to run, and cycling.'

Correction: 'She likes swimming, running, and cycling.'

1. The team is responsible for planning events, managing budgets, and to coordinate volunteers.

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2. For dinner, I had steak, a salad, and to drink juice.

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3. The book is interesting, informative, and it is fun to read.

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4. He enjoys running, biking, and to play soccer.

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5. The project requires research, writing reports, and to present findings.

Correction:

6. The teacher asked the students to finish their homework, studying for the test, and to participate in class.

Correction:

7. She is talented in painting, singing, and to dance.

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8. The dog loves to play fetch, going for walks, and to chew toys.

Correction:

9. Our goals include improving customer service, reducing expenses, and to increase sales.

Correction:

10. The presentation will cover the project’s goals, how it was developed, and discussing the outcomes.

    Correction:

1. The children were excited to play outside, reading books, and making crafts.

2. The lecture covered various topics, including climate change, how to reduce waste, and conservation efforts.

3. He wants to learn French, to travel to Paris, and cooking meals.

4. She enjoys baking cookies, painting landscapes, and to go on long hikes.

   
   

5. The project involved gathering materials, building the structure, and to paint it.

6. Their vacation plans include exploring the city, lounging on the beach, and to try local cuisine.

7. The report outlined the issues, proposed solutions, and how to implement them.

8. The recipe calls for chopping onions, to sauté garlic, and diced tomatoes.

9. The seminar will address networking strategies, how to enhance communication skills, and the importance of personal branding.

10. He is passionate about hiking, to travel the world, and learning new languages.

1. Walmart: "Save Money. Live Better."

2. Nike: "Ready. Set. Go."

3. Merriam-Webster: "Look it up. Find it. Use it."

4. Kraft: "Make it. Bake it. Love it."

5. Adidas: "Impossible is Nothing."

6. American Express: "Don't leave home without it."

7. L'Oréal: "Because You're Worth It."

8. Coca-Cola: "Taste the Feeling."

9. FedEx: "When it absolutely, positively has to be there overnight."

10. State Farm: "Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there."

11. Nike: "Just Do It."

12. Apple: "Think Different."

13. Coca-Cola: "Open Happiness."

14. KFC: "Finger Lickin' Good."

15. M&M's: "Melts in your mouth, not in your hands."

16. De Beers: "A Diamond is Forever."

17. MasterCard: "There are some things money can't buy. For everything else, there's MasterCard."

18. BMW: "The Ultimate Driving Machine."

19. L'Oréal: "Because You're Worth It."

20. BMW: "Sheer Driving Pleasure."

This famous speech uses a parallel structure effectively. Analyze the use of parallelism and discuss its impact on the speech's effectiveness.

You must use parallel structure in your arguments.

Topics:

'cats vs. dogs' or 'summer vs. winter'.

*I will judge not only the content but also the effective use of parallel structure.

By the end of the lesson, I will be able to use parallel structures correctly.

SC:

1. All students can: identify examples of parallel structure in sentences.

2. Most students can: produce sentences and short paragraphs that correctly utilize parallel structure.

3. Some students can: assess their own writing for parallel structure.

Try to relate it to your world/life/self.