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English 1b3 Posted 16 years ago
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Parallelism
You can discuss the concepts, with examples that you present yourself, explaining your choice.
Is this better written like this:
You can discuss the concepts, with examples that you present yourself, and that explain your choice.
Or is 'explaining your choice' not modifying examples, instead modifying 'you' in bold above?
Is this better written like this:
You can discuss the concepts, with examples that you present yourself, and that explain your choice.
Or is 'explaining your choice' not modifying examples, instead modifying 'you' in bold above?
Top answer
'Explaining your choice' is adverbial, and the original version is fine.
- 'Explaining your choice' is adverbial, and the original version is fine.
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'Explaining your choice' is adverbial, and the original version is fine.
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