First conditional .
It’s used to describe things that we think are likely to happen in the future
Parallel structure
Parallel structure is a grammatical feature of language where grammar patterns are repeated in a sentence.
The sentence, "<span>I enjoy eating and cooking" displays parallel structure because both the words "eating" and "cooking" are gerunds (noun form) .
If the sentence was phrased as "I love eating and to cook", it lacks parallel form, since "eating" and "to cook" are in different grammatical forms. While "eating" is a gerund (noun form), "to cook" is in infinitive form. </span>
<span>Geographers have this when they look at the world. They are most interested in looking into space and identifying, explaining, and predicting the human and physical patterns that develop across space over time as well as the interconnections among spaces and places</span>
THE ANSWER IS LETTER A BECAUSE IT ELABORATES ON WHAT IS ALREADY EXPLAINED ON THE FIRST SENTENCE
