read this passage from revenge of the geeks.\nwe dont view a saxophonist as musically challenged if he cant…
read this passage from revenge of the geeks.\nwe dont view a saxophonist as musically challenged if he cant play the violin. hes just a different kind of musician. a sprinter is still an athlete even if she cant play basketball. shes a different kind of athlete.\nwhich choice correctly identifies all parallel elements in the passage?\nview a saxophonist, kind of musician, if he cant play the violin, if she cant play basketball\nif he cant play the violin, if she cant play basketball, hes just a different kind of musician, shes a different kind of athlete\nwe dont, he cant, shes a, a saxophonist as musically challenged, a sprinter is still an athlete\nnone of the above\nclear all
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Parallelism in grammar means using the same pattern of words to show that two or more ideas have the same level of importance. In the given passage, the structures “If he can’t play the violin” and “if she can’t play basketball” are both conditional clauses. Also, “He’s just a different kind of musician” and “She’s a different kind of athlete” follow a similar subject - verb - complement pattern.
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If he can’t play the violin, if she can’t play basketball, He’s just a different kind of musician, She’s a different kind of athlete