Instruction: Make the following sentences in parallel form. 1. The hall was spacious, airy, and it was not messy.
2. The painting was marvelous, superb, and looked beautiful.
3. She likes neither to wash clothes nor cleaning the floor.
4. They walked out of their hut, climbed onto the boat, and into the water.
5. I'll go to England in August, September or in November.
6. It was both a long movie and very boring.

Making Sentences in Parallel Form:

1. The hall was spacious, airy, and tidy.

2. The painting looked marvelous, superb, and beautiful.  

3. She likes neither to wash clothes nor to clean the floor.  

4. They walked out of their hut, climbed onto the boat, and sailed into the water.  

5. I'll go to England in August, September, or November.  

6. It was both a long and very boring movie.

Explanation:

The arrangement of phrases and words in a sentence to  bear similar grammatical structures is called Parallelism or parallel structure.  This literary device provides a sentence with balance, order, and clarity.  Parallelism also gives phrases some ordered pattern and grammatical rhythm.

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