Three sentences which correctly uses parallel structure are:
A.When things go wrong, Carl tends to brood for hours and to blame others.
B. After watching some TV, I was talking to my daughter and read e-mail.
C. The school was closed not only because of the snow and ice but also because of the lack of heat
Answer: Option A, B and C.
Explanation:
Parallel structure or parallelism in grammar is a balance between one or more sentences which connects clauses with conjunctions such as: but, for, and, yet. Parallel structure mostly comprises of a list of items or actions with equal grammatical units. For example: Every morning, I make my bed, have breakfast, and feed the dog. In this example we can see that each action is listed in a parallel structured.
From the mentioned options, we can see that option A, B, and C are parallel structures where each action uses equal grammatical units along with proper usage of coordinating conjunction.
Dear Diary,
I'M A BUTTERFLY! Can you believe it? I just woke up this morning on my bed, but I felt shorter. I was laying on my pillow, with everything seemingly giant to me. I tried to get up, since I was laying on my back, but I felt something hurt. Something big, as if attached to my back. I turn around and see these beautiful butterfly wings! They were so blue and had black markings. I look out the window and see so many colors! I noticed that there are some colors I couldn't see, and I noticed so many movements of the leaves in the wind or a passing bird.
I somehow managed to get up without hurting my wings and saw this nozzle thing instead of my mouth. Then, my little sister barged into my room. She yelled, "EMILY!! EMILY!! MOM TELLS YOU TO GET ME TH--" She stops short when she notices me. She dashes over to me just as I realize that she might capture me. She gasped and tried to snatch me but I stumble-flew away. It was a wonderful, new experience.
I flew out of my room and into the kitchen, which always had the window open. My sister yelled out for me to come back but I flew away. The outside was indeed pretty. I stayed all day exploring and sucking nectar from flowers. I even had to make a daring escape from a bird! I soon returned home to see that my mom was very worried about me. I returned to my room and slept, wondering if tomorrow, I'll still be a butterfly. Life as a butterfly is so carefree and so full of freedom! Sure, my mom will worry for me, but I'm better off as a butterfly rather than a human. At least I don't have a little sister to annoy me.
Love, Emily
PS, I have no idea how I wrote this.
You can change any part of it, or add or delete parts of it, all up to you! I hope this helps! Good luck!
This entirely depends on a patient per patient level, as well as the degree of care the person needs, and the amount they are willing to pay for such care.
Generally, it is better to treat a patient in the hospital, as it is generally already equipped with the necessary equipment that is used to treat the patient's conditions. Also, if necessities exist, most departments are housed in the same building, which allows for quick treatment. In the event that it is not, the hospital has the means in transferring a person quickly to a major hospital that can provide the services.
However, there are certain instances in which caring for a patient is better at home. For example, home treatment is typical for those who are on the verge of dying, as it is nondebatable that their end is near, and instead of keeping them in the hospital, it is better to allow the family members to treat them (either per instructions, or with a home-visiting doctor or nurse practitioner), which allows for the patient to live comfortably in the place they know intimately, as well as surrounded by their loved ones.
Remember, this entirely depends on the condition of the patient, as well as the conditions of their home environment, the hospital policy, the health of the patient as well as the equipment needed to stabilize the health, and many other factors. Simply put, you cannot simply say that one is better then the other, but rather it is to be looked at in per individual case.
"Stone" is a simple subject and "is" a simple predicate in the sentence.
"The beautiful stone" is a complete subject whereas "is an opal" is a complete predicate.
<h3>What is semantic predication?</h3>
Predicates are also referred to as words or sentences that express certain features. The predicate in logic is where the phrase gets its current meaning. Predicates are symbols used in logic that are understood as relationships or functions over arguments. Similar analyses of the denotations of particular verbal utterances are done in semantics. Sometimes the term "predication" is used to refer to expressions that signify predicates in a semantic sense.
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