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Which sentence? Parallelism is the existence of two similar structures in a sentence.
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Which sentence? Parallelism is the existence of two similar structures in a sentence.
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parallel sentences are widely used in rhetorics, and the device by which they are made parallel is correspondingly termed parallelism. It boils down to repeating some formula or structural pattern, as in the Latin expression veni, vidi, vici, and its English equivalent I came, I saw, I conquered. Parallelism occurs in sayings and proverbs: Now you see
parallel sentences are widely used in rhetorics, and the device by which they are made parallel is correspondingly termed parallelism. It boils down to repeating some formula or structural pattern, as in the Latin expression veni, vidi, vici, and its English equivalent I came, I saw, I conquered. Parallelism occurs in sayings and proverbs: Now you see
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