PRACTICE

Make changes to each sentence, if needed, to make it parallel.

1. Driving the sports car is both exhilarating and relaxed.

2. In the gym, on the field, and the classroom, Hannah acted like a true

champion.

3. Either you win or you lose.

4. In the adventure movie, they ran through the forest, fought fierce

predators, and stopping the evil villains.

5. My friend has honesty, with kindness, and also acts in a generous

way.

6. Almost, the writer finished all the pages of the manuscript.

7.When swimming through the lake, a giant fish was seen jumping.

8. Although only a short book, Sam found Animal Farm tough to

finish.

9. Upon receiving the notice of losing his job, the desk was cleared.

10. The brand new phone was covered under the cell phone plan I found

online, which cost only $30.

11. It is clear that the carnival in my hometown is better than any

carnival.

12.Out of everyone in my city, I am better at solving crossword

puzzles.

13. Your tires are flatter than John’s.

14. The coach of the Tigers is better than the Lions.
15. My résumé is better than any job applicant.

Make changes to each sentence, if needed, to make the sentence have

proper coordination and subordination.

16. He either told the truth, and he told a lie.

17. The forecast was for sunshine, you should still have an umbrella.

18. Rather than buying a new watch, she should fix the one she has.

19. The alarm goes off, it makes a loud sound.

20. The weather was fine; it snowed, nor hailed.