park sang joon I think "and with entire deliberation" is a parenthetical phrase; then, why is "and" used? This is a curious question. Why do you think it's incorrect to have "and" in a parenthetical expression?
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park sang joonI think "and with entire deliberation" is a parenthetical phrase; then, why is "and" used?This is a curious question. Why do you think it's incorrect to have "and" in a parenthetical expression?
Why do you think it's incorrect to have "and" in a parenthetical expression?
park sang joonI have thought "and" has to be used in "parallel structure"That's its usual role, but you will also find it as in your quoted example. There it's more literary.
park sang joonunlike my example, if I can use "and", but not inThis implies that your example (forthwith, and with entire deliberation) has a parallel structure, but it doesn't. It's a single adverb connected to a prepositional phrnota parallel structure
For this reason, it's hard to know what kinds of examples you'
park sang joonEven though nothing is connected by "and", can I use "and" in a parenthetical expression?If "and" is not connected to anything, it makes no sense to use it at all. You seem to be describing this:
Do you
You mean "and" always connects something.
park sang joonDo you mean two or more parts by "something"?Yes. More explicitly, "connects something to something else".