Parallel sentence is that in which parallel phrases using the same grammatical structure are being used. In this I believe the second option has three parallel phrases.
Willie felt dull on Wednesday, gloomy on Thursday, and mournful on Friday.
Think about everything you wrote for whatever you wrote it for and piece together different pieces of whatever you were typing or writing then you mix up the words and put them in one big paragraph and make it look like it makes sense
1. impinge = strike (the rain <em>fell hard </em>on the ground)
2. garrulous = loquacious (likes to talk a lot)
3. pious = religious
4. ruinous = dilapidated (torn down, very old, ramshackle)
Synonyms are words which have the same meanings, so these words are synonymous.
A is the correct answer I just looked it up and that is what popped up as an answer
Answer:They had created a great new treat
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