Choose the sentence that’s uses parallel structure

English

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Agata [3.3K]3 years ago

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Here is are some examples:

A sentence with and, but, or, nor, for, yet.

Every evening, we brush our teeth, wash our faces, and get in bed.

You can do Either or, nether nor, but also, not only

You can either have waffles for breakfast or you can have pancakes for breakfast. Note: The sentence must be "parallel". "You can either have waffles or pancakes for breakfast" is incorrect.

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The best meaning for the underlined idiom about the speed the grandpa and grandma showed up is Instantly.

<h3>What does the idiom mean?</h3>

The idiom used is "at the drop of a hat" and it is used to refer to something happening really fast or instantly.

Saying the grandpa and grandma showed up in such a manner means that they came as soon as they heard the narrator was sick.

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What is the meaning of the underlined idiom?

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