We have warned them; we have reminded them; we have appealed to their native justice; we have conjured them. Which is this?

A.) Parallel Punctuation.

B.) Parallel clauses and sentences.

C.) Parallel Phrases.

Question

Tia Sullivan

English

12 July, 11:58

We have warned them; we have reminded them; we have appealed to their native justice; we have conjured them. Which is this?

A.) Parallel Punctuation.

B.) Parallel clauses and sentences.

C.) Parallel Phrases.

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Answers (2)

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Daphne · Answer 1

The answer is c because that's the one that is right the others are wrong

Jamarion Yoder · Answer 2

Your answer would be C.

Explanation:

The sentence above contains parallel phrases since the VP pattern auxiliary verb have + participle is repeated in all of them. Parallel structure, also called parallelism, is the repetition of a chosen grammatical form within a sentence. By making each item in your sentence follow the same grammatical pattern, you create a parallel construction.

We have warned them; we have reminded them; we have appealed to their native justice; we have conjured them. Which is this?A.) Parallel Punctuation.B.) Parallel clauses and sentences.C.) Parallel Phrases.

We have warned them; we have reminded them; we have appealed to their native justice; we have conjured them. Which is this?

A.) Parallel Punctuation.

B.) Parallel clauses and sentences.

C.) Parallel Phrases.