what is a parrelel structure
A: pairing events to show what happens that caused something else to happen
B: using a pattern of repeated words or phrases to show that pieces of information are of equal importance
C: pairing information that is similar and different to highlight the similarities and differences to make a point
D: using details that go in chronological order to show how events unfolded in a certain way
B: using a pattern of repeated words or phrases to show that pieces of information are of equal importance
B: using a pattern of repeated words or phrases to show that pieces of information are of equal importance
B: using a pattern of repeated words or phrases to show that pieces of information are of equal importance
To determine the correct answer, we can analyze each option:
Option A: Pairing events to show cause and effect is known as causal relationships, not parallel structure.
Option B: This option involves the use of repeated words or phrases in a particular pattern. In parallel structure, the repeated elements create a rhythm, emphasis, and balance in a sentence or a series of sentences. This is the correct definition for parallel structure.
Option C: Pairing information that is similar or different to highlight their characteristics is called a comparison or contrast, not parallel structure.
Option D: Using details that are presented in chronological order is known as chronological structure, not parallel structure.
Therefore, the correct answer is B: using a pattern of repeated words or phrases to show that pieces of information are of equal importance.