<span>The correct answer is forget about competing this year. What makes a sentence parallel is using the same gramatical structures in numerous consecutive clauses. If you put forget about competing this year you do just that because it's the same form as "either you master a new drum lick each day or".</span>
it depends on what type of play it is but mostly the central idea will be around one or two main characters and the trials that they go through
I think it's B) Never one to settle down, Walton has worked as a truck driver, a welder, and a lifeguard-- all in the past two years.
Answer:
Run-on
Explanation:
"There's a new smart-phone app that will write your English essays for you" and "the program has terrible grammar" are both independent clauses, incorrectly joined without correct punctuation. There should be a comma before the conjunction "but".
Answer:
1. sanguine - calm
2.phlegmatic - decisive
3.melancholy - flighty
4.choleric - depression
I think these are right hope i helped!
