A. Transportation planner Sarah Reidel believes that companies need to encourage employees to take alternate means of transportation, telecommute when possible, and work abbreviated schedules.
Parallel structure is when there is a consistent use of the same grammatical structure. This is especially important when writing a list. In the sentence, the author lists the three things companies can do to help with the transportation problem. The verb structure needs to be the same. Option A is the only choice that has a similar verb structure for encourage, telecommute and work. Other options vary the verb structure sometimes using verbs that end in -ing while others do not. These do not have parallel structure.
Answer:
Very (few people understand how) important recycling is.
Sarah had (to make a decision) about where they should go for dinner.
Clara asked (if the rubbish) went to a landfill site.
Paul has (involved himself in politics while) he was at university.
Explanation:
Answer:to embarrass the Confederate states
Answer:
I guess because he doesn't call him evil.
