Why is this sentence not parallel. "He is not just expecting to play, but also to get a high score."
Say this. He is expecting not just to play, but also to get a high score. The parallelism consists of .
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Say this. He is expecting not just to play, but also to get a high score.
The parallelism consists of . . . not just to play . . . but also to get . . .
In the original, the structure is not just expecting . . . but also to get . . .
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