How would you change “to drive to the grocery store” to make it parallel with “reading my mom’s list of instructions”?

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"Reading my mom's list of instructions" is a present tense verb and a noun. You can make "to drive to the grocery store" parallel that by changing 'to drive' to 'driving'. The parallel fragment will be "driving to the grocery store".

lukranit [14]2 years ago

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The parallel fragment will be "driving to the grocery store".

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