Answer: Jefferson was both the writer of the declaration of independence and the nation's third president.
Explanation:
Faulty parallelism is also known as a parallel construction error. It occurs in sentences that contain lists, when grammatical structures within a sentence are not parallel. In other words, two or more parts of the sentence might be similar in meaning, but different in form.
In the second part of this sentence - <em>Jefferson was both the writer of the declaration of independence and he was the nation's third president</em>, 'he was' must be omitted. We already have the verb 'to be' at the beginning of the sentence that serves as an introduction to a list that follows, and encompasses both the phrase <em>'the writer of the declaration of independence</em>' and <em>'the nation's third president.</em>' It is, therefore, not grammatically correct to repeat the subject and the verb once again.
Answer:
He found two small aliens.
Explanation:
I'm sure this is correct because I did research on the book and that is what it had said on a site I visited about it.
To avoid collisions with invasive species of aliens, new imperial regulations allow only positive integer space jumps parallel to the three space axes defined in the Jedi council's booklet of rules and regulations. How many ways can the Millenium Falcon travel from Earth with coordinates (0,4,1) to the Wookiee smuggler's trading place at (6,12,
<span>The mockingbird symbolizes life that should be preserved for the nonmaterial value it provides people through its singing. </span>
