Title: EAP 1684
1EAP 1684
2State Exit PracticeParallelism
- Parallel structure means that the same parts of
speech (all nouns, for example) are used in a
sentence to show that two or more ideas are
equally important. - By using parallel structure, you make your ideas
clearer and easier to read. - This is especially important when you list the
main points of your thesis statement.
3Parallelism can mean
- Parallel words
- Writing includes drafting, editing, and revising.
- Parallel phrases
- Writing enables students to record information,
to learn concepts, and to share knowledge with
others. - Parallel clauses
- Many students learn to write well because they
want knowledge and because they value high grades.
4Class PracticeChoose the sentence that has no
errors in structure
- Kristina threw her bouquet high in the sky,
twirled quickly to see its flight, and laughed
gleefully when her best friend caught it. - Kristina threw her bouquet high in the sky,
twirling quickly to see its flight, and laughed
gleefully when her best friend caught it. - Kristina throwing her bouquet high in the sky,
twirled quickly to see its flight, and laughing
gleefully when her best friend caught it.
5Choose the sentence with no errors in structure
- The third week of every month, my mother has her
hair cut three inches, a permanent put in, and
colored a deep red. - The third week of every month, my mother has her
hair cut, curled, and colored. - The third week of every month, my mother has her
hair cut, curled, and colors it a deep red.
6Fill in the blank
- Many teenagers like to talk on the phone long
into the night and ____ in late into the morning. - Sleeping
- They sleep
- Sleep
- Being able to sleep
7Fill in the blank
- Marty is so nervous and hyper because she gulps
coffee all morning, she pops diet pills at every
meal, and she _____ soda late into the evening. - Is chugging
- Feels the need to chug
- Will chug
- chugs
8Fill in the blank
- To be an effective communicator, you must be
quick to listen and slow ____. - To speak
- At speaking
- Speaking
- In speech
9FPTM 3.3C Pages 165-166
10EAP 1684
11In the bedroom, there --- a few different colored
chairs.
12Money is --- from that ATM every hour.
- withdrawn
- withdrew
- withdraw
- wethdrawed
13Everyone --- ready for the party.
14Each Tuesday, the little old man wearing blue
pants --- to the café.
15Unless he --- me today, I will plan on going to
the party without him.
- call
- calls
- should calls
- wont call
16come
17ride
18Choose the sentence thats punctuated correctly
- Hal was sick, therefore he missed the meeting.
- Hal was sick therefore, he missed the meeting.
- Hal was sick. Therefore he missed the meeting.
- Hal was sick, therefore, he missed the meeting.
19Choose the correctly punctuated sentence
- Until you finish your homework. You cant see
your friends. - Until you finish your homework you cant see
your friends. - Until you finish your homework you cant see your
friends. - Until you finish your homework, you cant see
your friends.
20--- the party was a surprise, we planned
everything in secret.
- even though
- because
- consequently
- where
21The girl wasnt scared of the dog ---- she was
bitten when she was younger.
- moreover
- even though
- when
- as a result
22Being an adult is fulfilling for its
independence ---, it is also stressful due to
the responsibility.
- first
- furthermore
- likewise
- on the other hand
23Quiz 2