Showing posts with label parellelism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label parellelism. Show all posts

Thursday, November 17, 2016

Walk the [parallel] line.

Writing can be tricky as many of my students would attest. As I've written elsewhere, though, with practice, you can master the many elements of grammar even more advanced concepts such as this one: Parallelism.

I put together a presentation about this topic for a class several years ago, so rather than "reinvent the wheel," I'll share screenshots from that presentation here:

First, what is parallelism?





You're probably thinking, "This is about as clear as mud." So, let's get down to details:





Is it starting to make sense? Here's some additional context:





The main point with parallelism is to make certain each element of your sentence equals similar elements.

So, keep walking the [parallel] line!

Keep pen to paper!
Prof. Rinehart