<span>The
ancient Greeks developed the concept of participatory democracy, but
they also practiced slavery, denied political rights to women, and </span>waged wars of conquest.
This question addresses the topic of parallelism. Parallelism refers to the practice of similar phrases or clauses within a sentence having the same grammatical structure. This is an important thing to keep in mind if we want our texts to be easy to understand and process. In this example, the series of phrases presented should all be in the simple past in order to ensure parallelism:
...<em><u>practiced</u></em> slavery...
...<em><u>denied</u></em> political rights to women...
Yes. The sentence with correct parallel structure would be as follows. The doctor known only that her patient would improve, but also knew that her patient would [can't understand the sentence after that, but nevertheless it is still faulty].
The local business leader would care most about B. B would effect them the most as it talks about local businesses. Use this information to persuade them to support the law.
